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Bloomberg-Taiwan-Capital-Market-Preliminary-League-Tables-Q1-2020-ENG.Pdf TAIWAN CAPITAL MARKETS LEAGUE TABLES Q1 2020 Preliminary As of 25 March 2020 Q1 2020 PRELIMINARY AS OF 25 MARCH 2020 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 Siying He +86 21 6055 3524 [email protected] Fixed Income Sheng Chiu +886 2 7719 1467 [email protected] Loans Jewel Ho +852 2293 1498 [email protected] © 2020 Bloomberg Finance L.P. All rights reserved. Bloomberg Preliminary Taiwan Capital Markets | Q1 2020 Taiwan Bonds: Industry Breakdown Taiwan Bonds 20% Q1 2020 Q1 2019 Mkt Volume (TWD Deal Prev Prev Mkt Mkt Share 58% Firm Rank Share(%) Mln) Count Rank Share(%) Chg(%) 21% Yuanta Securities 1 25.973 30,100 12 2 16.612 9.361 KGI Securities 2 21.745 25,200 9 4 7.309 14.436 Masterlink Securities 3 11.735 13,600 7 3 8.107 3.628 SinoPac Financial Holdings 4 8.888 10,300 8 8 4.588 4.300 Hua Nan Securities 5 6.903 8,000 6 17 2.358 4.545 Financials 58% HSBC 6 3.797 4,400 2 - - 3.797 Communications 21% KGI Bank 7 3.710 4,300 1 - - 3.710 Technology 20% Mega Financial Holding 8 3.624 4,200 5 13 2.884 0.740 Others 2% Taishin Financial Holding Co Ltd 9 3.452 4,000 3 6 5.114 -1.662 Fubon Securities 10 2.157 2,500 2 7 5.042 -2.885 Jih Sun Securities Co Ltd 11 1.898 2,200 2 12 2.920 -1.022 Taiwan Bonds: Manager Rankings History Capital Securities Corp 12 1.294 1,500 4 5 6.075 -4.781 Taiwan Cooperative Securities Co 13 0.949 1,100 4 9 4.189 -3.240 2020 2019 2018 55 Ltd Hua Nan Financial Holdings Co Ltd 14 0.863 1,000 1 15 2.720 -1.857 40 ) % ( E.Sun Commercial Bank 15 0.604 700 1 16 2.376 -1.772 e r a h S Sunny Bank 16 0.518 600 3 23 0.290 0.228 t e k r President Securities 17 0.431 500 3 18 1.360 -0.929 a 20 M First Securities Inc 18 0.421 488 3 21 0.363 0.058 Horizon Securities Co Ltd 19 0.345 400 2 22 0.326 0.019 0 s s s s s e e e g e C Shanghai Commercial & Savings 19 0.345 400 2 19 0.562 -0.217 ti ti ti n ti B ri ri ri i ri S u u u ld u H c c c o c e e e H e Bank Ltd S S S l S a I k ia n t G n c a n K li n a r a N u te n a Y s i u TOTAL 100% 115,888 29 100% a F H c M a P o in S This table consists of debt securities denominated in Taiwanese Dollars, with market type "Domestic" or "Domestic MTN". This excludes asset- backed securities, bonds with warrants, convertible securities, and credit-linked 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 1 Bloomberg Preliminary Taiwan Capital Markets | Q1 2020 Taiwan International Bonds: Industry Breakdown Taiwan International Bonds 5% Q1 2020 Q1 2019 27% Mkt Volume (USD Deal Prev Prev Mkt Mkt Share Firm Rank Share(%) Mln) Count Rank Share(%) Chg(%) 69% KGI Securities 1 14.021 2,744 15 4 5.837 8.184 Morgan Stanley 2 12.056 2,360 7 - - 12.056 BNP Paribas 3 11.003 2,154 4 6 4.459 6.544 Deutsche Bank 4 10.084 1,974 4 1 25.456 -15.372 E.Sun Commercial Bank 5 8.812 1,725 25 8 2.550 6.262 Financials 69% Cathay United Bank 6 6.590 1,290 11 9 1.829 4.761 Communications 27% Standard Chartered Bank 7 5.581 1,092 3 2 23.706 -18.125 Others 5% Citi 8 5.064 991 2 - - 5.064 Yuanta Securities 9 5.063 991 12 7 3.443 1.620 CTBC Financial Holding 10 4.500 881 5 - - 4.500 Taiwan International Bonds: Manager Rankings History HSBC 11 4.330 848 3 5 5.193 -0.863 Credit Agricole CIB 12 3.065 600 2 2 23.706 -20.641 2020 2019 2018 25 Societe Generale 13 2.406 471 5 18 0.086 2.320 Masterlink Securities 14 1.701 333 5 12 0.395 1.306 20 ) % ( ANZ Banking Group 15 1.533 300 1 - - 1.533 e r 15 a h S Taishin Financial Holding Co 16 1.448 283 5 14 0.226 1.222 t e k 10 r Ltd a M SinoPac Financial Holdings 17 1.030 202 8 14 0.226 0.804 5 Capital Securities Corp 18 0.788 154 2 - - 0.788 0 s y s k k k Fubon Financial Holding 19 0.413 81 2 10 1.613 -1.200 ie le a n n n it n ib a a a r a r B B B u t a e l d c S P h ia e e n c c it S a P s r n Bank of Taiwan 20 0.264 52 3 18 0.086 0.178 I g N t e G r B u m U K o e y M D m a o th C a TOTAL 100% 19,574 74 100% n u C .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 Preliminary Taiwan Capital Markets | Q1 2020 Taiwan International Bonds (TSA): Industry Breakdown Taiwan International Bonds (TSA Disclosed Amounts) 5% Q1 2020 Q1 2019 27% Mkt Volume (USD Deal Prev Prev Mkt Mkt Share Firm Rank Share(%) Mln) Count Rank Share(%) Chg(%) 69% KGI Securities 1 14.017 2,744 22 2 5.216 8.801 BNP Paribas 2 13.587 2,660 4 6 2.991 10.596 Deutsche Bank 3 11.089 2,170 4 1 68.545 -57.456 E.Sun Commercial Bank 4 8.456 1,655 32 4 3.986 4.470 Cathay United Bank 5 7.286 1,426 17 10 1.468 5.818 Financials 69% Yuanta Securities 6 6.521 1,276 21 3 4.933 1.588 Communications 27% Citi 7 5.313 1,040 2 - - 5.313 Others 5% CTBC Financial Holding 8 5.222 1,022 9 - - 5.222 Standard Chartered Bank 9 5.042 987 3 7 2.534 2.508 Morgan Stanley 10 4.748 929 7 - - 4.748 Taiwan International Bonds (TSA): Manager Rankings Masterlink Securities 11 3.729 730 7 12 0.621 3.108 History Taishin Financial Holding Co 12 2.846 557 12 8 1.840 1.006 Ltd 2020 2019 2018 70 HSBC 13 2.616 512 3 5 3.296 -0.680 60 SinoPac Financial Holdings 14 1.991 390 16 14 0.508 1.483 ) % ( Capital Securities Corp 15 1.650 323 4 - - 1.650 e r a 40 h S Fubon Financial Holding 16 1.294 253 7 9 1.662 -0.368 t e k r KGI Bank 17 1.137 222 5 - - 1.137 a M 20 ANZ Banking Group 18 1.022 200 1 - - 1.022 Societe Generale 19 0.935 183 5 20 0.024 0.911 0 s s k k k s e a n n n e President Securities 20 0.468 92 5 16 0.226 0.242 ti b a a a ti ri ri B B B ri u a l u c P e a d c e h i te e S P c rc i S TOTAL 100% 19,574 74 100% I N ts e n G B u U ta e m y n K D m a a o th u C a Y n u C .S This table consists of debt & preferred securities denominated in non-Taiwanese Dollar and listed on the Taipei exchange. This excludes asset- E 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 3 Bloomberg Preliminary Taiwan Capital Markets | Q1 2020 Taiwan Equity & Equity Linked: Industry Breakdown Taiwan Equity & Equity Linked 7% 9% Q1 2020 Q1 2019 40% 12% Mkt Volume (TWD Deal Prev Prev Mkt Mkt Share Firm Rank Share(%) Mln) Count Rank Share(%) Chg(%) KGI Securities 1 39.737 4,524 6 2 16.531 23.206 32% Horizon Securities Co Ltd 2 10.540 1,200 1 - - 10.540 Waterland Securities Co Ltd 2 10.540 1,200 3 10 2.139 8.401 Fubon Securities 4 9.790 1,115 3 4 5.716 4.074 Capital Securities Corp 5 4.508 513 2 7 2.277 2.231 Industrials 40% Taishin Financial Holding Co Ltd 6 3.188 363 5 9 2.204 0.984 Technology 32% Grand Fortune Securities Co 7 3.016 343 2 5 4.547 -1.531 Financials 12% Cathay Securities Corp 8 2.635 300 1 - - 2.635 Consumer Discretionary 9% CTBC Financial Holding 8 2.635 300 1 3 6.831 -4.196 Health Care 7% First Securities Inc 8 2.635 300 1 - - 2.635 Others 0% Yuanta Securities 8 2.635 300 1 1 53.893 -51.258 SinoPac Financial Holdings 12 2.582 294 3 8 2.247 0.335 E.Sun Financial Holding Co Ltd 13 2.196 250 1 - - 2.196 Taiwan Equity & Equity Linked: Manager Rankings History Jih Sun Securities Co Ltd 14 1.074 122 1 11 0.652 0.422 Mega Financial Holding 15 0.660 75 1 13 0.289 0.371 2020 2019 2018 40 Hua Nan Securities 16 0.526 60 1 - - 0.526 Taiwan Cooperative Securities Co 17 0.514 58 1 6 2.290 -1.776 30 ) % ( Ltd e r a h President Securities 18 0.338 38 1 - - 0.338 S 20 t e k r Masterlink Securities 19 0.250 28 1 12 0.311 -0.061 a M - - - - - - - - 10 TOTAL 100% 11,385 36 100% 0 s d d s p d e t t e r t ti L L ti o L ri o o ri C o u C C u s C c c e e s s e ti g This table consists of equity & equity-linked securities issuedby Taiwanese issuers.
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