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Asia Pacific (ex Japan) MBS / ABS - End of Q3 2008


Pos. Bookrunner Parents Deal Value $ (m) No. %share
1 Macquarie Group 2,542 8 14.7
2 RBS 2,105 8 12.1
3 CITIC Group 1,911 3 11.0
4 Daewoo Securities 1,013 19 5.8
5 Citi 1,008 3 5.8
6 Westpac 718 2 4.1
7 Woori Finance Holdings Co Ltd 615 10 3.6
8 Standard Chartered Bank 597 10 3.5
9 KDB 590 8 3.4
10 Deutsche Bank 552 2 3.2
Total 17,336 80 100.0
Source: Dealogic


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