Mid-Market M&A - Top 20 Year-To-Date
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Deals up to $500m
1. JPMorgan - $20.8bn deal value, 140 deals
2. Morgan Stanley - $13.7bn, 126
3. UBS - $12.5bn, 125
4. Credit Suisse - $11.4bn, 110
5. Citi - $11.2bn, 106
6. Goldman Sachs - $11.2bn, 103
7. Deutsche Bank - $10.7bn, 116
8. Rothschild - $9.9bn, 135
9. Nomura - $9.0bn, 96
10. Bank of America Merrill Lynch - $8.4bn, 94
11. Lazard - $6.4bn, 93
12. Mizuho Financial Group - $5.8bn, 98
13. PricewaterhouseCoopers - $4.9bn, 39
14. BNP Paribas - $4.4bn, 39
15. RBC Capital Markets - $4.1bn, 53
16. Macquarie Group - $3.84bn, 44
17. KPMG - $3.81bn, 144
18. Barclays Capital - $3.5bn, 25
19. Daiwa Securities - $3.4bn, 58
20. Jefferies & Co - $3.3bn, 37
Source - Thomson Reuters
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