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League Tables Q1 2018 GLOBAL CAPITAL MARKETS LEAGUE TABLES Q1 2018 Q1 2018 MANAGER RANKINGS GLOBAL 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 Americas Paul Bandong +1 609 279 5187 [email protected] EMEA Katy Johnson +44 20 352 50920 [email protected] Asia-Pacific Xin Yu Chen +65 6212 1123 [email protected] © 2018 Bloomberg Finance L.P. All rights reserved. Bloomberg Global Capital Markets | Q1 2018 Corporate & Financial Bonds: Industry Breakdown Global Fixed Income Review 18% 5% 6% Corporate & Financial Bonds 56% 7% Q1 2018 Q1 2017 8% Mkt Volume (USD Deal Prev Prev Mkt Mkt Share Firm Rank Share(%) Mln) Count Rank Share(%) Chg(%) Bank of America Merrill Lynch 1 5.420 62,721 356 5 5.024 0.396 JP Morgan 2 5.328 61,656 395 1 5.837 -0.509 Financials 56% Citi 3 4.694 54,327 400 2 5.559 -0.865 Industrials 8% Goldman Sachs 4 4.643 53,731 262 3 5.135 -0.492 Consumer Discretionary 7% Barclays 5 4.398 50,899 307 6 4.378 0.020 Health Care 6% Deutsche Bank 6 3.807 44,051 274 8 4.179 -0.372 Energy 5% Morgan Stanley 7 3.779 43,733 318 4 5.031 -1.252 Others 18% HSBC 8 3.736 43,236 330 7 4.239 -0.503 BNP Paribas 9 3.191 36,928 247 9 3.332 -0.141 Credit Suisse 10 2.749 31,818 254 10 3.030 -0.281 Corporate & Financial Bonds: Manager Rankings History Wells Fargo 11 2.622 30,343 173 11 2.584 0.038 UBS 12 2.241 25,936 154 12 2.209 0.032 2018 2017 2016 10 Societe Generale 13 1.920 22,218 147 16 1.645 0.275 Credit Agricole CIB 14 1.802 20,852 143 14 2.076 -0.274 8 ) % ( RBC Capital Markets 15 1.723 19,941 169 13 2.169 -0.446 e r 6 a h S Mizuho Financial 16 1.675 19,381 246 15 2.048 -0.373 t e k 4 r UniCredit 17 1.376 15,929 116 19 0.941 0.435 a M Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group 18 1.313 15,190 149 17 1.298 0.015 2 Inc 0 h n ti s s k c a i h y n Natixis 19 1.304 15,094 92 29 0.662 0.642 n g C c a a y r a l L o rc B l M S a e il n h rr P a B c Banco Santander 20 1.167 13,508 100 25 0.841 0.326 e J m ts M ld u a o e c G D ri e TOTAL 100% 1,157,263 3,982 100% m A f o k n a B Bloomberg League Table Reports Page 1 Bloomberg Global Capital Markets | Q1 2018 Corporate Bonds Financial Bonds Q1 2018 Q1 2017 Q1 2018 Q1 2017 Firm Rank Mkt Share(%) Volume (USD Mln) Deal Count Prev Rank Prev Mkt Share(%) Mkt Share Chg(%) Firm Rank Mkt Share(%) Volume (USD Mln) Deal Count Prev Rank Prev Mkt Share(%) Mkt Share Chg(%) JP Morgan 1 7.151 36,561 249 1 7.283 -0.132 Bank of America Merrill Lynch 1 4.857 31,094 131 6 4.227 0.630 Bank of America Merrill Lynch 2 6.186 31,627 225 3 5.976 0.210 Citi 2 4.391 28,111 179 5 4.333 0.058 Barclays 3 5.338 27,292 176 5 5.432 -0.094 HSBC 3 4.300 27,531 187 3 5.136 -0.836 Goldman Sachs 4 5.262 26,903 145 6 4.807 0.455 Goldman Sachs 4 4.191 26,828 117 2 5.447 -1.256 Citi 5 4.985 25,487 220 2 7.009 -2.024 Morgan Stanley 5 4.028 25,788 159 1 5.778 -1.750 Wells Fargo 6 3.864 19,755 119 12 2.964 0.900 Deutsche Bank 6 3.974 25,440 135 10 2.770 1.204 Deutsche Bank 7 3.626 18,537 138 4 5.800 -2.174 JP Morgan 7 3.920 25,095 146 4 4.617 -0.697 Morgan Stanley 8 3.510 17,945 159 8 4.201 -0.691 Barclays 8 3.687 23,607 131 7 3.489 0.198 BNP Paribas 9 3.409 17,431 139 7 4.270 -0.861 UBS 9 3.410 21,829 107 8 3.108 0.302 HSBC 10 3.003 15,355 141 11 3.110 -0.107 BNP Paribas 10 2.973 19,031 105 12 2.520 0.453 Mizuho Financial 11 2.860 14,624 157 10 3.276 -0.416 Credit Suisse 11 2.881 18,443 124 9 2.800 0.081 Credit Suisse 12 2.616 13,375 130 9 3.313 -0.697 Credit Agricole CIB 12 2.057 13,167 80 11 2.572 -0.515 RBC Capital Markets 13 2.428 12,415 111 13 2.404 0.024 Natixis 13 1.881 12,044 57 30 0.707 1.174 Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc 14 2.348 12,003 119 14 2.347 0.001 Societe Generale 14 1.757 11,250 62 16 1.374 0.383 Societe Generale 15 2.127 10,876 84 15 1.944 0.183 Wells Fargo 15 1.654 10,587 54 13 2.268 -0.614 Sumitomo Mitsui Financial 16 1.762 9,007 100 17 1.247 0.515 NatWest Markets 16 1.317 8,433 44 32 0.695 0.622 Credit Agricole CIB 17 1.503 7,685 63 16 1.516 -0.013 UniCredit 17 1.291 8,265 60 28 0.754 0.537 UniCredit 18 1.397 7,142 52 19 1.140 0.257 Landesbank Hessen-Thuringen Girozentrale 18 1.246 7,980 64 15 1.476 -0.230 Banco Santander 19 1.240 6,341 61 21 1.088 0.152 CITIC Securities Co Ltd 19 1.189 7,610 40 42 0.594 0.595 Toronto Dominion Bank 20 1.152 5,889 65 20 1.125 0.027 RBC Capital Markets 20 1.176 7,526 58 14 1.977 -0.801 TOTAL 100% 511,292 1,522 100% TOTAL 100% 640,213 2,434 100% Syndicated Government Bonds International Bonds Q1 2018 Q1 2017 Q1 2018 Q1 2017 Firm Rank Mkt Share(%) Volume (USD Mln) Deal Count Prev Rank Prev Mkt Share(%) Mkt Share Chg(%) Firm Rank Mkt Share(%) Volume (USD Mln) Deal Count Prev Rank Prev Mkt Share(%) Mkt Share Chg(%) Citi 1 8.418 42,812 163 1 7.923 0.495 JP Morgan 1 7.214 88,403 497 1 7.770 -0.556 Barclays 2 7.319 37,223 111 3 7.462 -0.143 Citi 2 6.843 83,857 469 2 6.603 0.240 JP Morgan 3 7.172 36,476 174 2 7.876 -0.704 Barclays 3 6.354 77,870 355 3 6.449 -0.095 HSBC 4 6.865 34,915 154 4 5.847 1.018 HSBC 4 5.868 71,915 407 4 6.045 -0.177 Bank of America Merrill Lynch 5 4.806 24,444 107 6 4.901 -0.095 Bank of America Merrill Lynch 5 5.686 69,685 365 6 5.518 0.168 Deutsche Bank 6 4.581 23,301 112 5 5.377 -0.796 Goldman Sachs 6 5.457 66,878 263 5 5.743 -0.286 Toronto Dominion Bank 7 4.100 20,851 147 8 4.168 -0.068 Deutsche Bank 7 4.596 56,320 309 7 5.424 -0.828 Goldman Sachs 8 3.722 18,931 41 7 4.363 -0.641 BNP Paribas 8 4.179 51,208 294 8 4.455 -0.276 Nomura 9 3.207 16,311 140 12 2.564 0.643 Morgan Stanley 9 3.400 41,671 245 9 4.011 -0.611 BNP Paribas 10 3.057 15,546 60 9 3.593 -0.536 Societe Generale 10 2.781 34,082 181 12 2.316 0.465 NatWest Markets 11 2.758 14,026 27 19 1.214 1.544 Credit Agricole CIB 11 2.659 32,586 198 10 2.973 -0.314 RBC Capital Markets 12 2.633 13,393 70 14 1.913 0.720 Credit Suisse 12 2.384 29,213 218 11 2.714 -0.330 Societe Generale 13 2.468 12,555 37 13 1.991 0.477 UniCredit 13 2.153 26,386 139 17 1.534 0.619 Credit Agricole CIB 14 2.396 12,186 54 11 2.878 -0.482 NatWest Markets 14 2.055 25,186 91 20 1.295 0.760 UniCredit 15 2.190 11,137 32 16 1.755 0.435 RBC Capital Markets 15 2.038 24,971 146 13 1.965 0.073 Morgan Stanley 16 2.031 10,329 161 10 2.991 -0.960 Wells Fargo 16 1.970 24,145 137 15 1.806 0.164 BMO Capital Markets 17 1.850 9,409 28 15 1.863 -0.013 UBS 17 1.853 22,712 112 14 1.841 0.012 Commerzbank 18 1.594 8,109 19 17 1.462 0.132 Toronto Dominion Bank 18 1.687 20,674 140 16 1.692 -0.005 Wells Fargo 19 1.560 7,936 108 29 0.941 0.619 Natixis 19 1.550 18,996 113 26 1.040 0.510 Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria 20 1.258 6,400 12 21 1.174 0.084 Banco Santander 20 1.455 17,827 86 22 1.174 0.281 TOTAL 100% 508,601 1,793 100% TOTAL 100% 1,225,515 2,852 100% Bloomberg League Table Reports Page 2 Bloomberg Global Capital Markets | Q1 2018 Corporate High Yield Bonds Global Bonds Q1 2018 Q1 2017 Q1 2018 Q1 2017 Firm Rank Mkt Share(%) Volume (USD Mln) Deal Count Prev Rank Prev Mkt Share(%) Mkt Share Chg(%) Firm Rank Mkt Share(%) Volume (USD Mln) Deal Count Prev Rank Prev Mkt Share(%) Mkt Share Chg(%) JP Morgan 1 6.837 8,560 81 1 8.917 -2.080 Bank of America Merrill Lynch 1 10.347 35,195 153 5 7.491 2.856 Credit Suisse 2 6.665 8,343 84 6 6.334 0.331 Citi 2 9.763 33,210 154 4 7.876 1.887 Bank of America Merrill Lynch 3 5.685 7,117 78 2 8.045 -2.360 JP Morgan 3 9.668 32,885 139 1 11.182 -1.514 Morgan Stanley 4 5.679 7,109 63 8 5.332 0.347 Goldman Sachs 4 9.329 31,733 96 2 9.769 -0.440 Deutsche Bank 5 5.573 6,976 68 7 5.511 0.062 Barclays 5 8.142 27,696 106 3 8.723 -0.581 Barclays 6 5.213 6,525 61 5 6.596 -1.383 Morgan Stanley 6 6.797 23,119 89 6 7.265 -0.468 Citi 7 4.838 6,057 64 3 6.796 -1.958 HSBC 7 5.826 19,818 57 7 5.810 0.016 Goldman Sachs 8 4.827 6,043 63 4 6.654 -1.827 Wells Fargo 8 4.901 16,672 72 9 4.265 0.636 Wells Fargo 9 3.956 4,952 42 9 3.372 0.584 Deutsche Bank 9 4.806 16,349 74 8 5.305 -0.499 BNP Paribas 10 3.408 4,267 49 13 1.555 1.853 Toronto Dominion Bank 10 3.596 12,233 51 10 3.602 -0.006 HSBC 11 3.123 3,910 50 10 3.124 -0.001 RBC Capital Markets 11 2.807 9,548 45 11 3.287 -0.480 RBC Capital Markets 12 2.757 3,451 38 11 2.849 -0.092 BNP Paribas 12 2.393 8,138 44 12 2.724 -0.331 UBS 13 2.016 2,523 29 14 1.518 0.498 Credit Suisse 13 2.222 7,557 58 14 2.110 0.112 Societe Generale 14 1.626 2,036 24 21 0.990 0.636 Mizuho Financial 14 2.154 7,327 64 16 1.737 0.417 Mizuho Financial 15 1.573 1,969 24 22 0.943 0.630 BMO Capital Markets 15 1.750 5,952 15 15 1.750 0.000 ING Groep 16 1.457 1,824 25 24 0.694 0.763 Nomura 16 1.576 5,362 12 17 1.373 0.203 Credit Agricole CIB 17 1.398 1,750 23 15 1.518 -0.120 Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc 17 1.453 4,943 52 13 2.187 -0.734 Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc 18 1.275 1,596 23 35 0.502 0.773 Sumitomo Mitsui Financial 18 1.352 4,598 37 29 0.432 0.920 UniCredit 19 1.093 1,368 17 26 0.606 0.487 Societe Generale 19 1.072 3,648 18 25 0.570 0.502 Natixis 20 1.004 1,257 19 29 0.565 0.439 US Bancorp 20 1.013 3,445 41 18 1.119 -0.106 TOTAL 100% 125,188 320 100% TOTAL 100% 340,152 371 100% Bloomberg League Table Reports Page 3 Bloomberg
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