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TAIWAN CAPITAL MARKETS LEAGUE TABLES FY 2018 FY 2018 MANAGER RANKINGS TAIWAN CAPITAL MARKETS The Bloomberg Capital Markets Tables represent the top arrangers, bookrunners and advisors across a broad array of deal types including loans, bonds, equity and M&A transactions; according to Bloomberg standards. LEAG<GO> for a full range of league tables MA<GO> for a full range of merger & acquisition tables NI LEAG CRL<GO> or http://www.bloomberg.com/ for a full range of market-specific league table publications Due to the dynamic nature of the Professional Service product, league table rankings may vary between this release and data found on the Bloomberg Professional Service. DATA SUBMISSIONS AND QUERIES Contact Phone Email Equities Irene Huang +86 21 6104 3057 [email protected] Fixed Income Sheng Chiu +886 2 7719 1467 [email protected] Loans Jewel Ho +852 2293 1498 [email protected] © 2018 Bloomberg Finance L.P. All rights reserved. Bloomberg Taiwan Capital Markets | FY 2018 Taiwan Bonds: Industry Breakdown Taiwan Bonds 10% 6% FY 2018 FY 2017 7% 46% Mkt Volume (TWD Deal Prev Prev Mkt Mkt Share Firm Rank Share(%) Mln) Count Rank Share(%) Chg(%) 13% Yuanta Financial Holding Co Ltd 1 18.504 81,310 75 1 22.292 -3.788 Masterlink Securities 2 11.901 52,295 57 3 9.097 2.804 17% KGI Securities 3 9.990 43,900 65 2 12.018 -2.028 HSBC 4 6.895 30,300 5 - - 6.895 Fubon Securities 5 5.798 25,480 40 5 5.242 0.556 Financials 46% Capital Securities Corp 6 5.396 23,710 45 4 7.624 -2.228 Materials 17% Taiwan Cooperative Securities Co 7 4.761 20,920 33 8 4.035 0.726 Utilities 13% Ltd Consumer Discretionary 7% E.Sun Commercial Bank 8 3.846 16,900 19 20 0.701 3.145 Technology 6% CTBC Bank 9 3.561 15,650 9 10 2.983 0.578 Others 10% Mega Financial Holding 10 3.539 15,550 31 14 2.310 1.229 Hua Nan Financial Holdings Co Ltd 11 3.311 14,550 14 12 2.743 0.568 SinoPac Financial Holdings 12 3.114 13,685 33 7 4.232 -1.118 Taiwan Bonds: Manager Rankings History Taishin Financial Holding Co Ltd 13 2.901 12,750 15 16 2.058 0.843 Jih Sun Securities Co Ltd 14 2.396 10,530 28 17 1.813 0.583 2018 2017 2016 25 President Securities 15 1.811 7,960 22 15 2.148 -0.337 Fubon Financial Holding 16 1.654 7,270 11 13 2.641 -0.987 20 ) % ( Hua Nan Securities 17 1.572 6,910 8 9 3.631 -2.059 e r 15 a h First Securities Inc 18 1.252 5,500 12 22 0.647 0.605 S t e k 10 r Shanghai Commercial & Savings 19 1.211 5,320 19 18 1.716 -0.505 a M Bank Ltd 5 Cathay United Bank 20 1.138 5,000 4 6 4.976 -3.838 0 TOTAL 100% 439,430 139 100% d s s s p t e e C e r L ti ti B ti o o ri ri S ri C C u u H u s c c c e g e e e ti in S S S ri d I u l k n c o in G o e H rl K b S l e u l This table consists of debt securities denominated in Taiwanese Dollars, with market type "Domestic" or "Domestic MTN". This excludes asset- ia t F a c s it n a p a M a backed securities, bonds with warrants, convertible securities, and credit-linked notes. There is a minimum threshold of 12 months for maturities, in C F ta n a call or put periods and USD 50MM minimum amount for self-led securities. Please see League Table Standards and Guidelines for further details. u Y Bloomberg League Table Reports Page 1 Bloomberg Taiwan Capital Markets | FY 2018 Taiwan International Bonds: Industry Breakdown Taiwan International Bonds 8% FY 2018 FY 2017 26% Mkt Volume (USD Deal Prev Prev Mkt Mkt Share Firm Rank Share(%) Mln) Count Rank Share(%) Chg(%) 66% Standard Chartered Bank 1 18.702 6,326 16 5 8.312 10.390 Deutsche Bank 2 15.234 5,153 7 1 13.625 1.609 KGI Securities 3 9.807 3,317 31 3 10.015 -0.208 HSBC 4 7.047 2,384 14 8 6.149 0.898 E.Sun Commercial Bank 5 5.878 1,988 35 2 13.324 -7.446 Financials 66% Cathay United Bank 6 5.148 1,741 26 6 6.381 -1.233 Government 26% Credit Agricole CIB 7 5.004 1,693 12 15 1.971 3.033 Others 8% Yuanta Financial Holding Co 8 4.984 1,686 23 7 6.152 -1.168 Ltd BNP Paribas 9 4.777 1,616 10 4 8.428 -3.651 Taiwan International Bonds: Manager Rankings History SinoPac Financial Holdings 10 4.163 1,408 18 10 4.960 -0.797 Fubon Financial Holding 11 2.615 884 12 9 5.076 -2.461 2018 2017 2016 20 Societe Generale 12 2.506 848 9 20 0.381 2.125 Bank of Taiwan 13 2.154 729 5 14 2.311 -0.157 15 ) % ( KGI Bank 14 1.776 601 7 19 0.450 1.326 e r a h S 10 Mega Financial Holding 15 1.633 553 6 - - 1.633 t e k r Goldman Sachs Asia 16 1.484 502 2 - - 1.484 a M LLC/Taipei 5 CTBC Bank 17 1.436 486 7 11 3.113 -1.677 0 k k s k k Masterlink Securities 18 1.410 477 8 12 2.969 -1.559 n n e C n n a a ti B a a B B ri S B B u H l d e c a d re h e i te e c S rc i ANZ Banking Group 19 1.287 436 3 16 1.689 -0.402 rt ts I e n a u G U h e m y C D K m a o h rd C t Capital Securities Corp 20 1.060 359 7 18 0.734 0.326 a a d n C n u ta .S TOTAL 100% 33,826 133 100% S E This table consists of debt & preferred securities denominated in non-Taiwanese Dollar and listed on the Taipei exchange. This excludes asset- backed securities, bonds with warrants, convertible securities, and structured notes. There is a minimum threshold of 12 months for maturities, call or put periods, and USD 50MM minimum amount for self-led securities. Please see League Table Standards and Guidelines for further details. Bloomberg League Table Reports Page 2 Bloomberg Taiwan Capital Markets | FY 2018 Taiwan International Bonds (TSA): Industry Breakdown Taiwan International Bonds (TSA Disclosed Amounts) 8% FY 2018 FY 2017 26% Mkt Volume (USD Deal Prev Prev Mkt Mkt Share Firm Rank Share(%) Mln) Count Rank Share(%) Chg(%) 66% Deutsche Bank 1 20.724 6,989 7 2 13.525 7.199 Standard Chartered Bank 2 11.887 4,009 16 4 6.778 5.109 E.Sun Commercial Bank 3 9.252 3,120 59 1 16.721 -7.469 KGI Securities 4 9.175 3,094 41 3 8.778 0.397 Yuanta Financial Holding Co 5 5.586 1,884 34 6 6.553 -0.967 Financials 66% Ltd Government 26% HSBC 6 5.453 1,839 14 9 5.680 -0.227 Others 8% Cathay United Bank 7 5.257 1,773 35 7 6.057 -0.800 SinoPac Financial Holdings 8 4.624 1,559 29 10 5.348 -0.724 BNP Paribas 9 4.422 1,491 10 5 6.761 -2.339 Taiwan International Bonds (TSA): Manager Rankings KGI Bank 10 3.120 1,052 15 19 0.536 2.584 History Fubon Financial Holding 11 2.682 905 18 8 5.706 -3.024 Bank of Taiwan 12 2.597 876 11 14 2.468 0.129 2018 2017 2016 25 Mega Financial Holding 13 2.109 711 15 21 0.225 1.884 Capital Securities Corp 14 1.864 629 20 17 1.141 0.723 20 ) % ( CTBC Bank 15 1.863 628 15 11 3.619 -1.756 e r 15 a h S Fubon Securities 16 1.749 590 12 15 1.305 0.444 t e k 10 r Societe Generale 17 1.602 540 10 23 0.086 1.516 a M Masterlink Securities 18 1.545 521 11 12 3.325 -1.780 5 Credit Agricole CIB 19 1.426 481 13 16 1.275 0.151 0 k k k s d n n n e t C ANZ Banking Group 20 1.009 340 3 18 0.738 0.271 a a a ti L B B B B ri o S l u C H e d a c h re i e g c e rc S in TOTAL 100% 33,726 133 100% ts rt e I d u a l e h m G o m K H D C o l rd C ia a c d n n n u a ta .S in S E F This table consists of debt & preferred securities denominated in non-Taiwanese Dollar and listed on the Taipei exchange. This excludes asset- ta n a u backed securities, bonds with warrants, convertible securities, and structured notes.
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