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Tuesday, July 1, 2008

Global DCM - End of H1 2008





Pos. Bookrunner Parents Deal Value $ (m) No. %share
1 JPMorgan 229,926 758 8.3
2 Deutsche Bank 176,485 542 6.4
3 Citi 170,046 555 6.2
4 Barclays Capital 165,770 655 6.0
5 Merrill Lynch 154,981 1092 5.6
6 UBS 143,013 686 5.2
7 RBS 136,496 504 5.0
8 Goldman Sachs 123,964 298 4.5
9 Morgan Stanley 113,187 501 4.1
10 Credit Suisse 109,092 437 4.0
Total 2,758,805 10,945 100.0
Source: Dealogic







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