
Banking bonanza: Asia-Pac investment banking revenue booms 32% to a record $6.1bn
UBS ranked first with a 5.6% market share in 1H 2011, followed by Goldman Sachs and Credit Suisse.
Here’s more from Dealogic:
Asia Pacific (ex Japan) IB Revenue reached $6.1bn in 1H 2011 – the highest 1H level on record and up 32% from the $4.6bn generated during the same period 2010 period. UBS continued to lead the Asia Pacific (ex Japan) IB Revenue ranking with a 5.6% market share, followed by Goldman Sachs and Credit Suisse with shares of 4.7% and 4.2% respectively. Asia Pacific (ex Japan) M&A Asia Pacific (ex Japan), asides from North America, was the only region in 1H 2011 where Financial Sponsor buyouts volume ($11.6bn) was higher than the Financial Sponsor Exit volume ($10.7bn) Asia Pacific (ex Japan) ECM IPO volume fell slightly to $47.4bn from $48.3bn in 1H 2010 while follow-on volume fell 14% to $35.0bn. China ECM volume stood at $53.6bn via 304 deals in 1H 2011, down 3% from the same period last year. India ECM volume dropped to $8.2bn in 1H 2011, down 51% on 1H 2010. Asia Pacific (ex Japan) DCM China led the region with $122.2bn and accounted for 33% of Asia Pacific (ex Japan) DCM volume in 1H 2011, marking the highest first half volume for China on record. Asia Pacific (ex Japan) Loan India topped the nationality ranking with $42.2bn and a share of 21% in 1H 2011 despite volume dropping 10% from the $46.7bn recorded in 1H 2010. |