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EMEA Convertibles - End of Q3 2008


Bookrunner Value $m Deals % Share
1 Morgan Stanley 4,838 7 23.3
2 Goldman Sachs 3,380 3 16.3
3 JPMorgan 2,934 6 14.2
4 Deutsche Bank 1,704 7 8.2
5 Dresdner Kleinwort 947 4 4.6
6 Credit Suisse 863 5 4.2
7 Lehman Brothers 810 2 3.9
8 Barclays Capital 693 3 3.3
9 Citi 641 3 3.1
10 Lazard-NATIXIS 510 2 2.5
Total 20,733 33 100.0
Source: Dealogic


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