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Global IPOs - End of Q3 2008


Bookrunner Value $m Deals % Share
1 Citi 7,656 23 9.6
2 UBS 7,493 24 9.4
3 JPMorgan 6,755 15 8.5
4 Merrill Lynch 5,415 19 6.8
5 Goldman Sachs 4,982 11 6.3
6 Morgan Stanley 4,874 21 6.1
7 Deutsche Bank 4,387 15 5.5
8 HSBC 3,512 7 4.4
9 Banc of America 3,461 7 4.4
10 Credit Suisse 3,373 18 4.3
Total 79,445 601 100.0
Source: Dealogic


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