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Published on 10/29/2004 in the Prospect News High Yield Daily.

CSFB top U.S. market high-yield underwriter year to date

* U.S. market high-yield issuance totals $112.03 billion year to date

* CSFB top European high-yield underwriter year to date

* European high-yield issuance totals $16.52 billion year to date

* CSFB top global high-yield underwriter year to date

* Global high-yield issuance totals $120.05 billion

New York, Oct. 29 - Credit Suisse First Boston again swept the Prospect News high-yield league tables in October, ranking number one in the U.S. market, the European market and globally.

New deal volume, meanwhile, eased for a fourth month but at $7.74 billion for the month was enough to push the year-to-date total to $112.03 billion, very close to the $114.34 billion at the same stage of 2003.

Last year ended at $138.43 billion, widely considered the second biggest year ever although Prospect News' data does not go back far enough to verify that fact.

CSFB has now brought to market $16.44 billion of new junk bonds for a 14.68% share.

The firm marginally widened its lead over number two-placed Citigroup to $92 million from $90 million the month before.

The figures cover dollar-denominated high-yield deals issued in the United States as registered offerings or under Rule 144A and include all issuers, regardless of their home country.

For industrialized countries only - excluding emerging market issuers - Citigroup placed first year to date in the U.S. market with $15.41 billion while CSFB was number two at $14.75 billion.

In Europe, CSFB was number one with $3.15 billion equivalent of deals so far this year. The figures cover new issues from industrialized countries denominated in the currency of a European industrialized country.

For the global high-yield market, counting all currencies but excluding emerging market issuers, CSFB was also number one at $17.91 billion.

Citigroup was number two with $17.17 billion.

October's $7.74 billion volume in the U.S. market was the second lowest level this year after May's $6.96 billion and down from $8.90 billion in September.

European junk activity remained far stronger than last year, with the year-to-date total now $16.52 billion equivalent compared to $7.27 billion for the same period of 2003.

The global total for industrialized countries is now $120.05 billion year to date, significantly higher than the $113.47 billion at the same point in 2003.

Year to date 2004, U.S. market, all issuers

2003 Comparables

UnderwriterAmountNo.ShareRankAmountNo.Share
1CSFB16.44010814.68%119.08910816.70%
2Citigroup16.34810414.59%215.4698513.53%
3Banc of America13.13210211.72%610.635719.30%
4JPMorgan12.2289110.92%511.198829.79%
5Deutsche Bank10.928759.75%411.4308110.00%
6Morgan Stanley8.098477.23%105.260274.60%
7UBS7.411586.62%86.269495.48%
8Lehman6.601525.89%77.455486.52%
9Goldman Sachs5.338424.76%312.2405510.70%
10Merrill Lynch4.871324.35%122.198181.92%
11Bear Stearns4.070333.63%95.537304.84%
12Wachovia1.682211.50%112.282192.00%
13Jefferies1.647221.47%131.524121.33%
14CIBC0.79170.71%141.321141.16%
15ABN0.40920.37%----
Total112.025457114.339404
Average size:0.2450.283
October 2004, U.S. market, all issuers
2003 Comparables
UnderwriterAmountNo.ShareRankAmountNo.Share
1Lehman1.234915.95%120.24632.20%
2Morgan Stanley1.050813.56%150.10010.90%
3JPMorgan1.023913.22%61.05189.43%
4Banc of America0.57187.38%41.3531012.13%
5UBS0.55657.19%70.77986.99%
6CSFB0.54066.98%21.5921114.28%
7Citigroup0.53846.95%51.118610.03%
8Deutsche Bank0.51066.59%11.7661115.84%
9Merrill Lynch0.45045.82%160.09910.89%
10Bear Stearns0.30843.99%90.35013.14%
Total7.7394011.14943
Average size:0.1930.259
Year to date 2004, U.S. market, industrialized country issuers
2003 Comparables
UnderwriterAmountNo.ShareRankAmountNo.Share
1Citigroup15.4099814.90%214.6638213.81%
2CSFB14.75410014.26%117.80310016.77%
3Banc of America13.13210212.70%610.6357110.02%
4JPMorgan11.5658611.18%510.6407810.02%
5Deutsche Bank9.627709.31%410.7607710.14%
6Morgan Stanley7.587447.33%104.105243.87%
7Lehman6.261506.05%77.267476.85%
8UBS6.012485.81%85.433445.12%
9Goldman Sachs5.338425.16%312.1405411.44%
10Merrill Lynch4.176304.04%122.099171.98%
11Bear Stearns3.654313.53%94.502264.24%
12Wachovia1.682211.63%112.282192.15%
13Jefferies1.647221.59%131.524121.44%
14CIBC0.79170.76%141.321141.24%
15RBC0.27340.26%190.10010.09%
Total103.440423106.156379
Average size:0.2450.280
October 2004, U.S. market, industrialized country issuers
2003 Comparables
UnderwriterAmountNo.ShareRankAmountNo.Share
1Lehman1.234918.47%110.24632.55%
2JPMorgan1.023915.31%51.051810.91%
3Morgan Stanley0.951714.23%130.10011.04%
4Banc of America0.57188.55%21.3531014.04%
5Citigroup0.53848.05%70.62156.45%
6CSFB0.44156.60%41.170912.15%
7Deutsche Bank0.41056.14%11.7661118.34%
8Bear Stearns0.30844.62%90.35013.63%
9UBS0.25643.84%60.77988.09%
10Merrill Lynch0.25033.74%----
Total6.681359.63238
Average size:0.1910.253
Year to date 2004, European currencies, industrialized country issuers
2003 Comparables
UnderwriterAmountNo.ShareRankAmountNo.Share
1CSFB3.1531719.09%21.190916.38%
2Deutsche Bank2.6512116.05%11.9991227.52%
3Citigroup1.7651110.69%40.929912.78%
4JPMorgan1.42198.60%70.33074.54%
5RBS1.04946.35%60.33924.67%
6Morgan Stanley0.979115.93%150.05710.79%
7Goldman Sachs0.93685.67%30.975713.42%
8Merrill Lynch0.85755.19%130.06110.84%
9BNP Paribas0.78174.73%50.39645.46%
10WestLB0.59933.63%----
Total16.516607.26628
Average size:0.2750.259
Year to date 2004, global market, industrialized country issuers
2003 Comparables
UnderwriterAmountNo.ShareRankAmountNo.Share
1CSFB17.90611714.92%118.99310916.74%
2Citigroup17.17410914.31%215.5929113.74%
3Banc of America13.52910811.27%610.955779.65%
4JPMorgan12.9869510.82%510.971859.67%
5Deutsche Bank12.3769210.31%412.7598911.24%
6Morgan Stanley8.567557.14%104.162253.67%
7Lehman6.515545.43%77.488506.60%
8Goldman Sachs6.273505.23%313.1156111.56%
9UBS6.012485.01%85.511464.86%
10Merrill Lynch5.033354.19%122.208191.95%
11Bear Stearns4.047333.37%94.696284.14%
12Wachovia1.682211.40%112.282192.01%
13Jefferies1.647221.37%131.524121.34%
14RBS1.17450.98%160.52630.46%
15BNP Paribas1.05390.88%150.66670.59%
Total120.053484113.470408
Average size:0.2480.278
October 2004, global market, industrialized country issuers
2003 Comparables
UnderwriterAmountNo.ShareRankAmountNo.Share
1Lehman1.2971016.92%110.24632.40%
2JPMorgan1.023913.34%51.1291011.04%
3Morgan Stanley0.951712.40%130.10010.98%
4CSFB0.76379.95%41.170911.44%
5Citigroup0.70959.24%70.69976.83%
6Banc of America0.57187.45%21.4311213.99%
7Merrill Lynch0.43345.65%----
8Deutsche Bank0.41055.35%11.9731419.29%
9Bear Stearns0.30844.02%90.35013.42%
10UBS0.25643.34%60.857108.38%
Total7.6684010.22841
Average size:0.1920.249
Prospect News High-Yield Underwriter Rankings
Criteria

* U.S. tables include all dollar-denominated offerings sold in the United States as public or Rule 144A deals reported to Prospect News.

* European tables cover deals denominated in currency of a European industrialized country

* Global tables cover deals denominated in currency of an industrialized country

* Amounts converted to dollars (if necessary) at rate shown in Federal Reserve's H.10 release on day of pricing

* Issues maturing in 397 days or less are excluded.

* Convertibles, trust preferreds, capital securities and preferred stock are excluded.

* Fixed-rate medium-term notes with a face value more than $100 million are included. All other MTNs are excluded.

* Deals rated investment grade by either Standard & Poor's or Moody's Investors Service are excluded, but deals not rated by both are included.

* Offerings are included in the time period in which they price.

* Amounts are based on the total sales price (face amount multiplied by the offering price). The full amount is credited to the bookrunner. For multiple leads, the total value is divided equally among joint bookrunners.

* Units made up of a bond and a warrant are included; other units are excluded.

* Sovereign issues are excluded.

* Each tranche is counted as a separate deal.

* Passthroughs, collateral trust and equipment trust certificates are included.

* The headquarters location of the parent company is used for the country criteria (i.e. registrations in tax havens and offshore finance subsidiaries are ignored)


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