Goldman takes M&A lead
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Goldman takes M&A lead

Morgan Stanley took the most M&A advisory mandates worldwide in the first half of the year, but Goldman Sachs had edged ahead again by November.

Separately, Standard & Poor's predicts 2006 will bring even more deal volume, as the flood of private equity money into many different industrial sectors increases.

the Trans Alaska Pipeline and a refinery from Williams Companies, fibre and polymers assets from DuPont, and chemicals assets from BP. It now has a broad portfolio of assets in oil and natural gas, chemicals and fertilizers, engineering and ranching, as well as pulp, paper and lumber.

Koch was advised by Citigroup on the transaction, and Georgia-Pacific was advised by Goldman Sachs.

Announced Deal advisors
2005 YTD
Rank Advisor Deals  $m
1 Goldman Sachs 310 663,564.40
2 Morgan Stanley 296 540,592.94
3 JPMorgan 323 516,607.50
4 Merrill Lynch 246 465,755.88
5 Citigroup 302 454,626.09
6 UBS 262 435,719.93
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