2005 'Best Place To Work' - The Final Table
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Here's how the Top 40 league table finally ended up.
1. Dresdner Kleinwort
2. Jefferies & Co
3. Bank of America
4. Nomura
5. UBS
6. Macquarie Bank
7. Fortis Bank
8. CSFB/Credit Suisse
9. Merrill Lynch
10. Citigroup
11. SEB Merchant Banking
12. Eurohypo
13. Barclays Capital
14. Henderson Global Investors
15. ABN Amro
16. WestLB
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17. ING
18. Royal Bank of Canada
19. Lehman Brothers
20. Morgan Stanley
21. Deutsche Bank
22. State Street
23. Insinger de Beaufort
24. Commerzbank
25. Rabobank
26. Royal Bank of Scotland
27. Man Group
28. Schroders
29. JP Morgan
30. HSBC
31. Cazenove
32. Axa Investment Management
33. Bear Stearns
34. Societe Generale
35. Goldman Sachs
36. BNP Paribas
37. NM Rothschild
38. National Australia Bank
39. Bank of New York
40. Gartmore
