Worldwide M&A - Who's Top Dog Where
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Worldwide
Morgan Stanley - $523.2bn deal value, 212 deals
Any Americas Involvement
Morgan Stanley - $327.3bn, 131
US Target
Morgan Stanley - $256.4bn, 65
Any US Involvement
Morgan Stanley - $295.5bn, 104
Any Canadian Involvement
RBC Capital Markets - $45.2bn, 36
Any European Involvement
Goldman Sachs - $243.0, 87
Any EMEA Involvement
Goldman Sachs - $246.0, 91
Any UK Involvement
UBS - $146.6bn, 46
Any French Involvement
BNP Paribas - $15.5bn, 26
Any Spanish Involvement
BBVA - $25.9bn, 7
Any German Involvement
Deutsche Bank - $48.7bn, 32
Any Italian Involvement
Mediobanca - $22.5bn, 23
Any Nordic Involvement
Goldman Sachs - $16.3bn, 8
Any Benelux Involvement
Citi - $25.4bn, 9
Any Asia (ex-Japan) Involvement
Morgan Stanley - $22.3bn, 45
Any Australian Involvement
Goldman Sachs - $78.8bn, 37
Any New Zealand Involvement
UBS - $118.7m, 1
Any Japanese Involvement
Nomura - $27.7m, 90
Source - Thomson Reuters
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