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LEAGUE TABLES First 3Q 2018 ASIA PACIFIC CAPITAL MARKETS LEAGUE TABLES First 3Q 2018 First 3Q 2018 MANAGER RANKINGS ASIA PACIFIC 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 Zhen Hao Toh +65 6499 2931 [email protected] Fixed Income Jennifer Passos +65 6231 9677 [email protected] Loans Jewel Ho / Dave Lin +852 2293 1498 / +852 2974 3196 [email protected] APAC League Xin Yu Chen +65 6212 1123 [email protected] © 2018 Bloomberg Finance L.P. All rights reserved. Bloomberg APAC Capital Markets | 1st 3Q 2018 Asia ex-Japan G3 Currency Bonds: Industry Breakdown Asia Pacific Fixed Income 17% 5% 5% Asia ex-Japan G3 Currency Bonds 54% 6% 1st 3Q 2018 1st 3Q 2017 13% Mkt Volume (USD Deal Prev Prev Mkt Mkt Share Firm Rank Share(%) Mln) Count Rank Share(%) Chg(%) HSBC 1 7.513 15,143 184 1 8.524 -1.011 Citi 2 5.961 12,016 121 2 6.255 -0.294 Financials 54% Bank of China 3 5.568 11,223 161 4 5.149 0.419 Government 13% Standard Chartered Bank 4 3.988 8,038 108 3 5.661 -1.673 Consumer Discretionary 6% Bank of America Merrill Lynch 5 3.932 7,925 87 13 2.888 1.044 Utilities 5% Goldman Sachs 6 3.339 6,731 58 10 3.184 0.155 Materials 5% Morgan Stanley 7 3.190 6,431 76 7 3.436 -0.246 Others 17% BNP Paribas 8 3.167 6,383 79 11 3.170 -0.003 JP Morgan 9 3.017 6,082 62 6 4.048 -1.031 Credit Agricole CIB 10 2.864 5,773 66 18 1.933 0.931 Asia ex-Japan G3 Currency Bonds: Manager Rankings Credit Suisse 11 2.609 5,258 57 12 3.117 -0.508 History UBS 12 2.518 5,074 74 8 3.371 -0.853 Deutsche Bank 13 2.455 4,948 58 5 4.336 -1.881 2018 2017 2016 15 Industrial & Comm Bank of 14 2.417 4,872 98 14 2.803 -0.386 China ) % 10 ( DBS Group 15 2.412 4,861 78 9 3.266 -0.854 e r a h Barclays 16 2.342 4,722 44 17 2.109 0.233 S t e k r Mizuho Financial 17 2.314 4,664 73 22 1.505 0.809 a 5 M Bank of Communications 18 2.224 4,484 69 19 1.844 0.380 Guotai Junan Securities 19 1.876 3,781 81 30 0.929 0.947 0 ti a k h s Haitong Securities 20 1.872 3,774 77 15 2.776 -0.904 C i n n c h B C i a n c S h y a H C B L f d l S o re il n k e rr a TOTAL 100% 201,563 472 100% n rt e m a a M d B h l C a o ic G rd r a e d m n A ta f S o k This table consists of debt & preferred securities issued by Asia excluding Japan issuers and denominated in USD, EUR or JPY. This excludes n a asset-backed securities, bonds with warrants, certificates of deposit, china commercial paper, convertible securities, credit-linked notes and B supranational issuers. There is a minimum threshold of 18 months for maturities and USD 100MM minimum amount. Please see League Table Standards and Guidelines for further details. Bloomberg League Table Reports Page 1 Bloomberg APAC Capital Markets | 1st 3Q 2018 Asia ex-Japan G3 Currency Bonds APAC ex-Japan G3 Currency Bonds 1st 3Q 2018 1st 3Q 2017 1st 3Q 2018 1st 3Q 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(%) HSBC 1 7.513 15,143 184 1 8.524 -1.011 HSBC 1 7.309 18,103 203 1 8.524 -1.215 Citi 2 5.961 12,016 121 2 6.255 -0.294 Citi 2 6.848 16,962 150 2 6.899 -0.051 Bank of China 3 5.568 11,223 161 4 5.149 0.419 Bank of China 3 4.531 11,223 161 6 4.074 0.457 Standard Chartered Bank 4 3.988 8,038 108 3 5.661 -1.673 Bank of America Merrill Lynch 4 4.508 11,167 108 8 4.062 0.446 Bank of America Merrill Lynch 5 3.932 7,925 87 13 2.888 1.044 JP Morgan 5 4.144 10,266 88 3 5.873 -1.729 Goldman Sachs 6 3.339 6,731 58 10 3.184 0.155 Goldman Sachs 6 4.072 10,087 71 9 3.407 0.665 Morgan Stanley 7 3.190 6,431 76 7 3.436 -0.246 BNP Paribas 7 3.765 9,325 92 11 3.233 0.532 BNP Paribas 8 3.167 6,383 79 11 3.170 -0.003 Morgan Stanley 8 3.443 8,528 89 5 4.166 -0.723 JP Morgan 9 3.017 6,082 62 6 4.048 -1.031 Standard Chartered Bank 9 3.245 8,038 108 4 4.479 -1.234 Credit Agricole CIB 10 2.864 5,773 66 18 1.933 0.931 Credit Suisse 10 2.930 7,259 70 12 2.936 -0.006 Credit Suisse 11 2.609 5,258 57 12 3.117 -0.508 UBS 11 2.765 6,849 82 10 3.267 -0.502 UBS 12 2.518 5,074 74 8 3.371 -0.853 Deutsche Bank 12 2.625 6,501 66 7 4.064 -1.439 Deutsche Bank 13 2.455 4,948 58 5 4.336 -1.881 Credit Agricole CIB 13 2.385 5,907 67 19 1.637 0.748 Industrial & Comm Bank of China 14 2.417 4,872 98 14 2.803 -0.386 Barclays 14 2.244 5,559 49 16 2.105 0.139 DBS Group 15 2.412 4,861 78 9 3.266 -0.854 Mizuho Financial 15 2.221 5,502 79 20 1.481 0.740 Barclays 16 2.342 4,722 44 17 2.109 0.233 Industrial & Comm Bank of China 16 1.967 4,872 98 14 2.218 -0.251 Mizuho Financial 17 2.314 4,664 73 22 1.505 0.809 DBS Group 17 1.963 4,861 78 13 2.583 -0.620 Bank of Communications 18 2.224 4,484 69 19 1.844 0.380 Bank of Communications 18 1.810 4,484 69 21 1.459 0.351 Guotai Junan Securities 19 1.876 3,781 81 30 0.929 0.947 ANZ Banking Group 19 1.753 4,341 54 17 2.081 -0.328 Haitong Securities 20 1.872 3,774 77 15 2.776 -0.904 Guotai Junan Securities 20 1.526 3,781 81 35 0.735 0.791 TOTAL 100% 201,563 472 100% TOTAL 100% 247,694 554 100% Asia ex-Japan G3 Corporate High Yield Bonds Asia ex-Japan G3 Investment Grade Bonds 1st 3Q 2018 1st 3Q 2017 1st 3Q 2018 1st 3Q 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(%) Haitong Securities 1 7.633 2,020 46 1 10.222 -2.589 HSBC 1 8.355 13,028 148 1 9.455 -1.100 Guotai Junan Securities 2 6.859 1,816 44 14 2.763 4.096 Citi 2 6.693 10,435 104 2 7.652 -0.959 Credit Suisse 3 6.159 1,630 22 2 9.466 -3.307 Bank of China 3 5.517 8,603 119 4 5.022 0.495 Morgan Stanley 4 4.698 1,243 18 7 4.226 0.472 Bank of America Merrill Lynch 4 4.666 7,275 73 11 3.341 1.325 Deutsche Bank 5 4.467 1,182 22 5 5.480 -1.013 BNP Paribas 5 3.687 5,749 65 6 3.938 -0.251 HSBC 6 4.300 1,138 25 4 5.695 -1.395 Standard Chartered Bank 6 3.686 5,747 81 3 6.089 -2.403 China Citic Bank 7 4.168 1,103 20 3 6.765 -2.597 Credit Agricole CIB 7 3.618 5,642 63 15 2.507 1.111 UBS 8 3.950 1,046 25 15 2.466 1.484 Goldman Sachs 8 3.541 5,521 46 8 3.824 -0.283 Bank of China 9 3.559 942 18 10 3.463 0.096 Morgan Stanley 9 3.240 5,052 53 9 3.534 -0.294 Standard Chartered Bank 10 3.204 848 16 12 3.261 -0.057 JP Morgan 10 2.946 4,593 48 7 3.934 -0.988 Industrial Securities 11 3.165 838 23 55 0.189 2.976 Industrial & Comm Bank of China 11 2.830 4,412 87 12 3.303 -0.473 Goldman Sachs 12 3.059 810 8 16 2.427 0.632 Mizuho Financial 12 2.801 4,367 66 17 2.110 0.691 Orient Securities 13 3.027 801 18 49 0.252 2.775 Bank of Communications 13 2.720 4,240 61 16 2.378 0.342 JP Morgan 14 2.886 764 10 6 4.667 -1.781 Barclays 14 2.334 3,640 33 18 2.081 0.253 CITIC Securities 15 2.808 743 11 23 0.962 1.846 DBS Group 15 2.222 3,465 51 14 2.525 -0.303 Barclays 16 2.739 725 5 11 3.329 -0.590 UBS 16 2.184 3,406 41 10 3.389 -1.205 Bank of America Merrill Lynch 17 2.456 650 14 17 1.872 0.584 Deutsche Bank 17 2.012 3,136 32 5 3.996 -1.984 China Everbright Bank 18 2.127 563 15 28 0.695 1.432 Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc 18 1.686 2,628 33 20 1.633 0.053 VTB Capital 19 2.051 543 10 31 0.631 1.420 Societe Generale 19 1.578 2,460 34 22 1.276 0.302 DBS Group 20 1.930 511 9 8 3.768 -1.838 Credit Suisse 20 1.534 2,391 26 21 1.322 0.212 TOTAL 100% 26,468 98 100% TOTAL 100% 155,924 314 100% Bloomberg League Table Reports Page 2 Bloomberg APAC Capital Markets | 1st 3Q 2018 APAC USD & EUR Currency Bonds Asia Bonds 1st 3Q 2018 1st 3Q 2017 1st 3Q 2018 1st 3Q 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 8.212 24,281 187 1 7.832 0.380 Bank of China 1 4.229 42,025 332 5 2.906 1.323 HSBC 2 6.293 18,608 207 2 7.330 -1.037 CITIC Securities 2 3.972 39,468 264 4 3.071 0.901 Bank of America Merrill Lynch 3 5.557 16,431 138 4 5.502 0.055 China Securities 3 3.607 35,840 303 6 2.671 0.936 JP Morgan 4 5.448 16,109 116 3 7.285 -1.837 Industrial & Comm Bank of China 4 3.533 35,109 274 10 2.406 1.127 Goldman Sachs 5 4.953 14,646 91 5 5.029 -0.076 Mizuho Financial 5 3.236 32,159 496 2 3.251 -0.015 Morgan Stanley 6 4.517 13,355 109 6 4.940 -0.423 Morgan Stanley 6 2.946 29,278 397 1 4.093 -1.147 Bank of China 7 3.774 11,161 159 9 3.339 0.435 China Construction Bank 7 2.775 27,578 269 8 2.550 0.225 BNP Paribas 8 3.459 10,229 98 10 3.269 0.190 Citi 8 2.597 25,804 223 3 3.123 -0.526 Mizuho Financial 9 2.822 8,346 92 14 2.257 0.565 HSBC 9 2.501 24,855 299 7 2.657 -0.156 Standard Chartered Bank 10 2.805 8,295 110 8 3.671 -0.866 Agricultural Bank of China 10 2.476 24,605 188 17 1.819 0.657 Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc 11 2.652 7,841 58 19 1.702 0.950 Nomura 11 2.316 23,017 368 9 2.516 -0.200 Deutsche Bank 12 2.464 7,287 73 7 3.724 -1.260 China International Capital Corp 12 2.198 21,843 171 19 1.741 0.457 Credit Suisse 13 2.455 7,259 70 12 2.581 -0.126 Sumitomo Mitsui Financial 13 2.147 21,334 352 14 2.083 0.064 UBS 14 2.400 7,095 84 11 2.827 -0.427 China
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