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Published on 12/30/2011 in the Prospect News Emerging Markets Daily.

Deutsche bank is number one emerging markets underwriters for 2011

• Emerging markets issuance totals $233.43 billion for 2011

New York, Dec. 30 - Deutsche Bank took the number one position among underwriters of emerging markets bonds for 2011, according to data compiled by Prospect News.

But Deutsche was just $200 million ahead of JPMorgan and only just over $300 million clear of third-placed Citigroup.

It was Deutsche's second consecutive year at the top. Citigroup placed first for 2009 although Deutsche was number one in 2008 and 2006. Citi took the leading position in 2007 and 2005.

Total issuance for the year was $233.43 billion, 83.7% of the $278.76 billion recorded for the record-setting year of 2010. However 2011 is the second busiest year for the market, well ahead of 2009's $189.81 billion. Most of 2011's volume was in the first half of the year, although October and especially November saw vigorous activity. December was slow with $8.19 billion of new deals.

Among the banks, JPMorgan's second place was a gain of one position from 2010 while Citi rose two notches from fifth position the year before. HSBC slipped to fourth from second in 2010 while bank of America rose to fifth from seventh.

Year to date, all major currencies

2010 Comparables

UnderwriterAmountNo.ShareRankAmountNo.Share
1Deutsche Bank22.557989.66%129.13412310.45%
2JPMorgan22.353959.58%324.8711118.92%
3Citigroup22.2201019.52%519.957967.16%
4HSBC20.4791138.77%228.07312110.07%
5Bank of America15.006736.43%713.587724.87%
6Barclays14.400736.17%420.381767.31%
7Goldman Sachs13.201665.66%812.511414.49%
8BNP9.609444.12%128.663413.11%
9Standard Chartered8.877633.80%137.922502.84%
10RBS7.743543.32%912.412674.45%
Total233.432387278.755440
Average size:0.6030.634
Year to date, U.S. market, dollar-denominated deals
2010 Comparables
UnderwriterAmountNo.ShareRankAmountNo.Share
1JPMorgan20.4057913.08%218.3667810.20%
2Citigroup16.1117410.33%315.711668.73%
3Deutsche Bank14.134599.06%118.8908310.50%
4Bank of America13.834648.87%712.507666.95%
5HSBC13.045688.36%413.941587.75%
6Barclays10.884516.98%513.437527.47%
7Goldman Sachs9.863486.32%810.675325.93%
8RBS5.537363.55%98.785424.88%
9BNP5.530273.54%162.565141.43%
10Credit Suisse5.227273.35%612.948517.19%
Total155.999233179.989267
Average size:0.6700.674
Fourth quarter, all major currencies
2010 Comparables
UnderwriterAmountNo.ShareRankAmountNo.Share
1Citigroup8.0852815.34%44.081256.06%
2HSBC5.256259.97%18.2353612.22%
3Barclays3.803177.22%102.722174.04%
4JPMorgan3.594176.82%34.527286.72%
5Deutsche Bank3.538136.72%26.253369.28%
6Standard Chartered3.097175.88%73.252214.83%
7Bank of America2.716135.16%112.405143.57%
8Goldman Sachs2.319134.40%63.65295.42%
9Credit Suisse2.28164.33%92.772144.12%
10Mitsubishi1.94693.69%191.06951.59%
Total52.6897367.367119
Average size:0.7220.566
Fourth quarter, U.S. market, dollar-denominated deals
2010 Comparables
UnderwriterAmountNo.ShareRankAmountNo.Share
1JPMorgan36.13814415.26%139.29120314.92%
2Citigroup28.23912911.92%619.1491357.27%
3Bank of America23.2991259.84%233.83820912.85%
4Barclays20.087988.48%323.8561229.06%
5Morgan Stanley16.723787.06%717.7571036.74%
6Goldman Sachs13.391685.65%421.5681048.19%
7Deutsche Bank11.450604.83%520.4661317.77%
8HSBC11.253434.75%127.706332.93%
9Wells Fargo9.925524.19%118.741763.32%
10Credit Suisse9.537454.03%814.364945.45%
Total236.876344263.409486
Average size:0.6890.542
December, all major currencies
2010 Comparables
UnderwriterAmountNo.ShareRankAmountNo.Share
1HSBC1.297815.83%30.41328.98%
2Bank of America0.80159.78%
3Deutsche Bank0.74049.03%40.39838.65%
4Credit Agricole0.59037.20%
4BB Securities0.59037.20%80.24815.39%
4Banco Bradesco0.59037.20%
4Banco Santander0.59037.20%20.42129.16%
8Mitsubishi0.49636.05%
9JPMorgan0.42035.13%50.39838.65%
10RBS0.37324.55%90.23125.02%
10Standard Chartered0.37324.55%110.16513.60%
Total8.193134.59912
Average size:0.6300.383
December, U.S. market, dollar-denominated deals
2010 Comparables
UnderwriterAmountNo.ShareRankAmountNo.Share
1HSBC0.707516.74%
2Bank of America0.609414.44%
3Mitsubishi0.496311.75%
4JPMorgan0.42039.96%30.398315.66%
5RBS0.37328.84%90.06512.58%
5Standard Chartered0.37328.84%
7Citigroup0.33527.93%40.20127.91%
8Goldman Sachs0.15013.54%
8Deutsche Bank0.15013.54%20.398315.66%
8Credit Suisse0.15013.54%10.727328.62%
Total4.22172.5417
Average size:0.6030.363
Prospect News Emerging Markets Underwriter Rankings
Criteria

• The tables include all underwritten offerings sold in the international bond markets reported to Prospect News.

• Offerings are included in the time period in which they price (or settle if pricing date not available).

• Amounts are based on the total sales price (face amount multiplied by the offering price). The full amount is credited to the bookrunner (or lead manager if no bookrunners). For multiple bookrunners (or lead managers), the total value is divided equally among all the firms.

• Each tranche is counted as a separate deal.

• Units made up of a bond and a warrant are included; other units are excluded.

• Best efforts and non-underwritten deals are excluded.

• Non-dollar deals are converted to dollars at the rate on the day of pricing.

• Emerging markets are all countries except: United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy, Japan, Australia, New Zealand, Netherlands, Ireland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Spain, Portugal, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Austria, Belgium, Finland, Iceland and Greece.


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