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Global MBS / ABS - End of Q3 2008


Pos. Bookrunner Parents Deal Value $ (m) No. %share
1 Barclays Capital 47,246 107 12.2
2 Banc of America 42,129 81 10.9
3 JPMorgan 41,810 88 10.8
4 Citi 33,097 89 8.6
5 RBS 27,526 83 7.1
6 Credit Suisse 27,310 70 7.1
7 Deutsche Bank 26,154 71 6.8
8 Merrill Lynch 19,832 53 5.1
9 Goldman Sachs 13,483 39 3.5
10 UBS 12,624 31 3.3
Total 387,051 846 100.0
Source: Dealogic


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