Merrill Lynch led 501 Euro and global bond deals from May 1999 to the end of last month, more than any other lead manager. The firm has bounced back strongly in this key sector, following its nervous and probably misguided retrenchment in the wake of the 1998 Russian crisis. Despite personnel turnover, Merrill has quickly reaffirmed the leadership in international bond markets it built so proudly in the late 1990s.
Its recent track record of deals includes a large number of jumbo transactions for frequent borrowers, for emerging market sovereigns and corporates, as well as ground-breaking corporate deals, innovative structures and introductions of new issuers.
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