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Published on 9/30/2010 in the Prospect News PIPE Daily.

Barclays top agent for U.S. market PIPE issuance year to date

• GMP top agent for Canadian market PIPE issuance year to date

• Number of U.S. PIPE deals falls; Canadian deals outpacing 2009

By Stephanie N. Rotondo

Portland, Ore., Sept. 30 - U.S. PIPE deals for the year fell behind year-ago comparables, according to data compiled by Prospect News.

A total of 668 deals have come so far this year, raising $15.65 billion. Last year, 674 deals had come to market, generating proceeds of $19.18 billion.

In direct placements, however, the dollars raised outpaced 2009 levels, despite fewer deals seen in 2010. Approximately $1.82 billion from 101 deals has been generated in the direct placement market, compared to $1.58 billion in 113 deals last year.

Barclays continues to hold the top agent spot for the year, and Rodman & Renshaw is still dominating the direct placement market. Barclays has raised $578 million in three private placement financings so far in 2010, while Rodman brought in $340 million via 32 transactions for the year to date.

Bank of America meantime was the top agent for the third quarter with its $300 million private placement of series A preferred units for Copano Energy LLC. All told, issuers raised $5.02 billion in 186 deals during the quarter.

In 2009, more deals were done during the third quarter - 237 - but proceeds were lower at $4.87 billion.

Monthly totals show that JMP took over the ranking position from Reedland Capital. The investment firm had two deals in September, bringing in $70 million.

U.S. PIPE totals for the month were also lagging, with just 58 deals for proceeds of $1.78 billion. That compared to 88 deals for proceeds of $1.95 billion in the same month of 2009.

The Canadian market, however, remains ahead of 2009 figures. Year to date, Canadian issuers have brought in C$7.11 billion in 844 deals, well over the C$7.02 billion in 678 deals seen in 2009.

But despite the increase year over year, third-quarter figures slipped from 2009 comparables. The quarter saw 254 Canadian deals being struck and C$1.77 billion being raised. The year before, 294 deals had come, raising C$3.91 billion.

Also, the number of Canadian deals in September declined to 96 from 104, but total proceeds increased to C$528 million from C$522 million.

For the year and the quarter, GMP held on as the top Canadian agent. The company has facilitated 11 deals this year - four of which came in the third quarter - and has raised C$714 million. About C$336 million was raised during the quarter.

For the month, Canaccord took the top spot from GMP, bringing five deals for proceeds of C$53 million.

Year to date, U.S. market

2009 Comparables

AgentAmountNo.ShareRankAmountNo.Share
1Barclays0.57833.69%110.04620.24%
2Hampton Asset Holding0.45012.88%
2Maju Investments0.45012.88%
4Sandler O'Neill0.36692.34%190.02430.13%
5Bank of America0.30011.92%
6Reedland Capital0.26571.69%240.01710.09%
7Jefferies0.13230.84%
8Rodman & Renshaw0.106110.68%20.229131.19%
9Lazard0.08820.56%30.16740.87%
10JMP0.08530.54%
Total15.64966819.180674
Average size:0.0230.028
Year to date, U.S. direct placements
2009 Comparables
AgentAmountNo.ShareRankAmountNo.Share
1Rodman & Renshaw0.3403218.65%10.4673429.55%
2Madison Williams0.08514.67%
3CSCA Capital0.07924.32%
4Roth0.066103.62%70.04682.89%
5Lazard0.05532.99%30.12177.66%
6Macquarie0.05012.73%
7Chardan0.04762.56%170.01440.91%
8Wedbush PacGrow0.04412.42%190.01310.84%
9Leerink Swann0.03722.02%80.04612.88%
10Merriman Curhan Ford0.03331.84%210.01220.76%
Total1.8211011.580113
Average size:0.0180.014
Year to date, Canadian market
2009 Comparables
AgentAmountNo.ShareRankAmountNo.Share
1GMP0.7141110.04%60.188132.68%
2Canaccord0.284403.99%30.305304.35%
3RBC0.26143.67%110.07841.12%
4Macquarie0.19082.67%40.29164.14%
5BMO0.14622.05%160.05050.71%
6Dundee0.130191.82%130.062130.89%
7Cormark0.120131.68%50.24553.48%
8Raymond James0.11871.66%320.01630.22%
9Wellington West0.11691.63%80.11351.60%
10Genuity0.10041.40%220.03130.44%
Total7.1108447.022678
Average size:0.0080.010
Third quarter, U.S. market
2009 Comparables
AgentAmountNo.ShareRankAmountNo.Share
1Bank of America0.30015.97%
2Reedland Capital0.22044.38%90.01710.36%
3Lazard0.08821.76%
4JMP0.08531.69%
5Jefferies0.05611.11%
6KBW0.05311.06%
7Roth0.04440.88%260.00520.10%
8Piper Jaffray0.03210.63%
9Hudson0.03010.60%
10TriPoint Global0.02010.40%160.01010.21%
Total5.0221864.868237
Average size:0.0270.021
Third quarter, Canadian market
2009 Comparables
AgentAmountNo.ShareRankAmountNo.Share
1GMP0.336418.99%80.07261.83%
2Canaccord0.078104.41%90.065101.67%
3Cormark0.06753.77%40.18724.79%
4TD0.05923.35%370.00510.13%
5Wellington West0.04742.63%60.10142.58%
6Clarus0.03411.93%390.00410.10%
7Mackie0.02231.26%
8NCP Northland0.02021.13%
9Haywood0.01821.03%120.03550.88%
10Jennings0.01510.85%
Total1.7692543.906294
Average size:0.0070.013
September, U.S. market
2009 Comparables
AgentAmountNo.ShareRankAmountNo.Share
1JMP0.07023.93%
2Jefferies0.05613.13%
3Lazard0.03511.97%
4Piper Jaffray0.03211.77%
5TriPoint Global0.02011.14%
6Riverbank Capital0.01510.85%230.00210.09%
7Rodman & Renshaw0.01010.54%240.00210.09%
7Maxim0.01010.54%
9Euro Pacific0.00910.50%
10John Carris Investments0.00310.16%
Total1.779581.94888
Average size:0.0310.022
September, Canadian market
2009 Comparables
AgentAmountNo.ShareRankAmountNo.Share
1Canaccord0.053510.06%30.063512.04%
2GMP0.02925.50%70.01532.82%
3Mackie0.01512.84%
4Jennings0.01512.84%
5Scotia0.01021.96%
6Salman Partners0.00811.52%
7BayFront Capital0.00721.33%
8Cormark0.00711.31%150.00811.44%
9Dundee0.00611.14%
10Loewen Ondaatje0.00510.95%
Total0.528960.522104
Average size:0.0050.005
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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