Worldwide M&A League Table - First Half 2009
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Announced Deals
1. Goldman Sachs - $343.1bn deal volume, 112 deals
2. Morgan Stanley - $331.1bn, 119
3. JPMorgan - $302.9bn, 118
4. Citi - $244.9bn, 112
5. Deutsche Bank - $212.6bn, 100
6. Bank of America Merrill Lynch - $179.8bn, 94
7. Lazard - $171.5bn, 82
8. UBS - $169.6bn, 121
9. Credit Suisse - $160.0bn, 97
10. Barclays Capital - $111.2bn, 33
11. Evercore Partners - $76.0bn, 9
12. Gresham Partners - $58.8bn, 5
13. Rothschild - $43.3bn, 95
14. RBC Capital Markets - $37.3bn, 41
15. Santander - $31.7bn, 22
16. Nomura - $25.5bn, 84
17. Standard Chartered - $23.0bn, 11
18. Mediobanca - $22.3bn, 19
19. BNP Paribas - $21.2bn, 36
20. CIBC World Markets - $20.2bn, 16
21. Royal Bank of Scotland - $19.5bn, 35
22. HSBC Holdings - $16.4bn, 26
23. ING - $16.4bn, 32
24. Perella Weinberg Partners - $14.1bn, 3
25. Centerview Partners - $13.5bn, 2
Source - Thomson Reuters
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