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Published on 9/30/2009 in the Prospect News PIPE Daily.

Rodman & Renshaw year's top PIPE agent; Cannaccord tops in Canada

By Stephanie N. Rotondo

Portland, Ore. Sept. 30 - Rodman & Renshaw once again took the top spot for U.S. private placement deals, according to data compiled by Prospect News.

Year to date, Rodman has brought 13 deals to market for proceeds of $229 million. In the third quarter, Rodman facilitated six deals, totaling $95 million.

Rodman has also led direct placements this year, with 33 deals for $448 million.

However, for September, it was Fox-Pitt Kelton that privately placed the most funds. Fox-Pitt brought one deal to market for proceeds of $39 million.

In the Canadian market, Cannaccord led the most deals for the year and the month. Since January, Cannaccord has raised C$228 million in 27 deals. Of those deals, four came in September, raising proceeds of C$46 million.

For the quarter, Cormack was the top Canadian issuer, bringing two deals for C$187 million.

Overall, the market is still lagging year over year. There have been 653 U.S. deals so far in 2009, compared to 928 in 2008. Total proceeds in 2009 equals about $19.66 billion, versus $73.39 billion in 2008.

In the third quarter, there were 219 U.S. deals, compared to 300 in the same period of 2008. Proceeds came to $5.02 billion in the quarter, while $24.31 billion was raised in the previous year.

Canadian financings also continue to lag but are gaining ground. In 2008, 846 deals came to market for proceeds of C$8.41 billion. This year, there have been only 664 deals, but proceeds came in at C$6.85 billion.

But for the quarter, the Canadian market saw more financings and more money being raised. There were 282 deals in the third quarter, versus 225 in 2008. Proceeds in 2009 were $3.74 billion, nearly double 2008's $1.47 billion.

Year to date, U.S. market

2008 Comparables

AgentAmountNo.ShareRankAmountNo.Share
1Rodman & Renshaw0.229131.16%90.206170.28%
2Lazard0.16740.85%30.45360.62%
3Piper Jaffray0.13520.69%180.09730.13%
4Octagon Capital0.06610.34%
5Union Securities0.06510.33%
6JPMorgan0.06010.31%370.02610.04%
7John W. Loofbourrow0.05820.30%1080.00110.00%
8RBC0.05210.26%100.19130.26%
9Bentley Securities0.05010.25%
9Direct Access0.05010.25%
Total19.66165373.399928
Average size:0.0300.079
Third quarter, U.S. market
2008 Comparables
AgentAmountNo.ShareRankAmountNo.Share
1Rodman & Renshaw0.09561.89%130.04040.16%
2Lombardi & Co.0.05011.00%
2Bentley Securities0.05011.00%
3Growthink Securities0.05011.00%
4Direct Access0.05011.00%
5John W. Loofbourrow0.05011.00%
7Fox-Pitt Kelton0.03910.78%90.05810.24%
8Raymond James0.03010.60%
9Wunderlich Securities0.02110.42%
10Sandler O'Neill0.01920.38%
Total5.02321924.317300
Average size:0.0230.081
September, U.S. market
2008 Comparables
AgentAmountNo.ShareRankAmountNo.Share
1Fox-Pitt Kelton0.03912.25%40.05810.37%
2Raymond James0.03011.71%
3Ladenburg Thalman0.01310.72%
3Houlihan Lokey0.01310.72%
5JP Turner0.01210.70%
5Emerging Growth0.01210.70%170.00410.03%
5Deutsche Bank0.01210.69%
8Thomas Weisel0.01020.57%
9Ladenburg Thalmann0.00910.53%
9Canaccord0.00910.53%60.04810.31%
Total1.7506815.523103
Average size:0.0260.151
Year to date, U.S. direct placements
2008 Comparables
AgentAmountNo.ShareRankAmountNo.Share
1Rodman & Renshaw0.4483329.17%20.2361416.93%
2Lazard0.12177.88%30.13049.34%
3Canaccord0.08965.76%190.01010.72%
4Needham & Co.0.05833.78%170.01210.85%
5Leerink Swann0.04612.96%160.01410.99%
6Brean Murray0.04522.95%140.01611.15%
7Roth0.04472.85%
8Midtown Partners0.03041.95%
9B. Riley0.01911.22%
10Piper Jaffray0.01741.14%60.0412.87%
Total1.5361101.39660
Average size:0.0140.023
Year to date, Canadian market
2008 Comparables
AgentAmountNo.ShareRankAmountNo.Share
1Canaccord0.288274.21%50.511466.07%
2Cormark0.24553.57%110.16892.00%
3GMP0.188132.75%70.247242.93%
4Macquarie0.14652.14%310.02530.30%
5Macquarie Capital0.14412.11%
6CIBC0.13732.00%40.77549.21%
7Wellington West0.10441.52%90.17792.10%
8Scotia0.09811.42%370.01910.22%
9TD0.08051.16%260.03620.43%
10RBC0.07841.14%80.19252.29%
Total6.8516648.414846
Average size:0.0100.010
Third quarter, Canadian market
2008 Comparables
AgentAmountNo.ShareRankAmountNo.Share
1Cormark0.18725.00%60.03222.15%
2Macquarie Capital0.14413.86%
3CIBC0.11022.94%
4Scotia0.09812.61%
5Wellington West0.09232.47%260.00210.14%
6GMP0.07261.91%40.05133.45%
7Canaccord0.04871.29%50.04893.26%
8Macquarie0.04511.20%
9Thomas Weisel0.04521.19%
10BMO0.03620.96%30.07515.08%
Total3.7392821.477225
Average size:0.0130.007
September, Canadian market
2008 Comparables
AgentAmountNo.ShareRankAmountNo.Share
1Canaccord0.046410.11%100.00110.38%
2RBC0.02825.99%
3Genuity0.02525.46%
4Haywood0.02234.80%
5GMP0.01533.21%
6Primary Capital0.01413.05%
7BMO0.01212.72%
7Blackmont0.01222.50%
9Byron Capital0.00921.88%
10Cormark0.00811.63%50.00712.53%
Total0.459920.26463
Average size:0.0050.004
Prospect News PIPE Agent Rankings
Criteria

• The tables include all dollar-denominated offerings (or Canadian dollar-denominated offerings for the Canadian tables) sold as private placements, excluding Rule 144A deals, or direct placements.

• Stock must be listed on a U.S. exchange or trade on the Bulletin Board or Pink Sheets (U.S. issues).

• Offerings are included in the time period in which they price, if known, otherwise by settlement date or announcement date.

• Amounts are based on the total sales price (face amount or number of shares multiplied by the offering price).

• Each tranche is counted as a separate deal.

• Includes stock, securities convertible into stock, units of these securities and equity lines of credit.

• Minimum issue size $1 million (all tranches combined) or C$1 million.


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