results:
| Capital raising |
| Overall |
| Domestic markets |
| Risk management |
| Overall |
| Interest rate products |
| Foreign exchange |
| Equity derivatives plain vanilla |
| Tailored/structured products |
| Credit derivatives |
| Commodities |
Over the past few months, banks’ capital-raising capabilities have been tested to the limit. Last year, buoyant debt markets compensated for comatose equities. But in 2002 shocks from such collapses as Enron and WorldCom have soured sentiment in credit markets as well. At the same time M&A-related finance from such sectors as telecoms has dried up, as dangerously leveraged operators find themselves shut out of the market.
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