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Published on 9/28/2012 in the Prospect News Bank Loan Daily.

JPMorgan takes top spot in September on leveraged loans league tables

• Leveraged loan issuance totals $473.287 billion year to date

By Sara Rosenberg

New York, Sept. 28 - JPMorgan was the No. 1 arranger on the leveraged loans league tables for September, bringing $13.142 billion in 32 deals, according to data compiled by Prospect News.

In second place was Bank of America with $12.313 billion in 46 deals, and in third was Credit Suisse with $9.826 billion in 28 deals.

September saw a total of $88.108 of leveraged loans come to market, compared to $35.83 billion in August and $46.925 in September 2011.

Year to date, JPMorgan is in first place, with $71.569 billion in 228 deals, Bank of America is in second place with $64.454 billion in 258 deals and Wells Fargo is in third place with $35.983 billion in 167 deals.

Year-to-date volume totals $473.287 billion, versus $563.301 billion in the comparable time last year.

The Prospect News figures cover dollar-denominated deals in the United States for borrowers with $75 million or more of bank debt outstanding. Debtor-in-possession facilities are included. Credit for deals is divided among the lead arrangers.

Year to date

2011 Comparables

Lead arrangerAmountNo.ShareRankAmountNo.Share
1JPMorgan71.56922815.12%297.06925617.23%
2Bank of America64.45425813.62%198.77931617.54%
3Wells Fargo35.9831677.60%339.8971737.08%
4Credit Suisse34.5971267.31%432.9541055.85%
5Barclays29.7471216.29%529.563925.25%
6Deutsche Bank24.6881165.22%627.145864.82%
7Morgan Stanley23.345964.93%824.191674.29%
8Citigroup22.3621074.72%726.902884.78%
9Goldman Sachs20.302974.29%920.180603.58%
10RBC16.589913.51%1312.396542.20%
Total473.287932563.301983
Average size:0.5080.573
Third quarter
2011 Comparables
Lead arrangerAmountNo.ShareRankAmountNo.Share
1Bank of America29.41010016.20%121.3466819.07%
2JPMorgan26.6587714.69%214.4655012.92%
3Credit Suisse15.734438.67%93.790163.39%
4Barclays14.095497.77%74.340173.88%
5Wells Fargo9.974525.49%310.544539.42%
6Deutsche Bank9.953465.48%46.760206.04%
7Morgan Stanley8.244424.54%142.398102.14%
8RBC7.614354.19%161.868111.67%
9Citigroup7.444354.10%55.491214.91%
10Goldman Sachs6.799353.75%122.58372.31%
Total181.513326111.951221
Average size:0.5570.507
September
2011 Comparables
Lead arrangerAmountNo.ShareRankAmountNo.Share
1JPMorgan13.1423214.92%33.820178.14%
2Bank of America12.3134613.97%18.4012617.90%
3Credit Suisse9.8262811.15%290.36440.78%
4Barclays8.029259.11%52.410105.14%
5Deutsche Bank7.059278.01%24.8431010.32%
6RBC5.298206.01%131.13652.42%
7Morgan Stanley4.535215.15%81.65353.52%
8Wells Fargo3.448213.91%43.756198.01%
9Goldman Sachs3.266173.71%121.22432.61%
10UBS2.914113.31%270.38530.82%
Total88.10814546.92581
Average size:0.6080.579
Prospect News Leveraged Loan Arranger Rankings
Criteria

• The tables include dollar-denominated deals offered in the United States and reported to Prospect News.

• Borrower must have $75 million or more of bank debt outstanding for inclusion.

• All loans are leveraged: either they are rated speculative-grade by Moody's Investors Service or Standard & Poor's or, if unrated, the interest rate margin is 150 bps or higher.

• The tables include amended and restated loans where the maturity or size is changed but not repricings.

• Offerings are included in the time period in which the bank meeting was held (if available), otherwise the earlier of settlement date or date reported to Prospect News.

• Numeric totals are for the number of deals (not tranches).

• DIP facilities are included; bridge loans are excluded.


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