Investors have been concerned about the willingness of banks to commit capital to trading over the past 18 months.
But those financial institutions willing to step up to the plate have benefited – as shown in the results of this year’s debt trading poll. The top six firms in terms of market share – according to the almost 400 investors that took part in Euromoney’s 2009 survey – are all universal banks which have been less impacted by the credit crisis than some of their more wholesale-focused counterparts.
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