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Published on 4/30/2013 in the Prospect News High Yield Daily.

JPMorgan top underwriter of high-yield bonds for year to date

• Junk issues total $111.24 billion for 2013 so far

New York, April 30 - JPMorgan was once more the leading underwriter of high-yield bonds, according to data compiled by Prospect News.

The bank has been first in the year-to-date rankings every month so far in 2013. It was also the top underwriter for 2012 as a whole and has led the rankings every year since 2005.

So far this year, JPMorgan has underwritten $14.90 billion of high-yield bonds, or 13.4% of the total.

Away from the top spot, however, there were several moves.

Deutsche Bank rose to second place from fourth for the year through March. BofA Merrill Lynch was unchanged in third place while Citigroup fell to fourth from second. Wells Fargo was again fifth.

April saw $22.21 billion of new deals, very similar to February's $22.18 billion but only 63% of March's $35.26 billion.

Total issuance in the U.S. market for 2013 so far is $111.24 billion, almost identical to the $111.51 billion at the same stage in the record-setting year of 2012.

Global issuance for the first four months of 2013 is $144.73 billion, ahead of the $131.18 billion for 2012. Again, JPMorgan finished first.

Europe has now seen $29.66 billion of new deals, well ahead of the $17.11 billion for the same period of 2012.

BNP moved up to the top position in Europe, pushing Deutsche Bank into second place. Apart from January, Deutsche has had a long run in the number one position.

The U.S. market figures cover dollar-denominated high-yield deals issued in the United States as registered offerings or under Rule 144A. Both U.S. and global figures exclude emerging markets offerings.

U.S. market, year to date

2012 Comparables

UnderwriterAmountNo.ShareRankAmountNo.Share
1JPMorgan14.9049913.40%114.83210513.30%
2Deutsche Bank11.1797410.05%78.410747.54%
3Bank of America10.142959.12%213.68010312.27%
4Citigroup9.666688.69%49.705768.70%
5Wells Fargo9.651808.68%58.598697.71%
6Barclays8.031637.22%68.474697.60%
7Morgan Stanley7.621556.85%96.899526.19%
8Goldman Sachs7.271526.54%87.777566.97%
9Credit Suisse7.241586.51%310.708789.60%
10RBC3.437393.09%103.970353.56%
Total111.240244111.514229
Average size:0.4560.487
U.S. market, including emerging markets, year to date
2012 Comparables
UnderwriterAmountNo.ShareRankAmountNo.Share
1JPMorgan17.76111912.48%115.88211313.12%
2Deutsche Bank13.776949.68%59.175807.58%
3Citigroup12.921929.08%410.931849.03%
4Bank of America12.4541098.75%214.01310511.58%
5Wells Fargo9.651806.78%78.598697.10%
6Goldman Sachs9.501596.68%88.024586.63%
7Barclays9.482726.67%68.897727.35%
8Credit Suisse9.040686.35%312.2378910.11%
9Morgan Stanley8.553626.01%96.974535.76%
10UBS3.453402.43%113.677373.04%
Total142.263305121.012254
Average size:0.4660.476
Global market, industrialized country issuers, year to date
2012 Comparables
UnderwriterAmountNo.ShareRankAmountNo.Share
1JPMorgan16.68811611.53%116.16911812.33%
2Deutsche Bank13.698959.46%510.378937.91%
3Bank of America12.2581108.47%214.23111210.85%
4Citigroup10.933797.55%410.677878.14%
5Wells Fargo9.748816.74%88.598696.55%
6Barclays9.376746.48%69.066766.91%
7Credit Suisse8.912736.16%311.524898.79%
8Goldman Sachs8.866696.13%78.730666.66%
9Morgan Stanley8.096605.59%97.665645.84%
10RBC3.675432.54%114.335383.30%
Total144.733324131.177270
Average size:0.4470.486
European currencies, industrialized country issuers, year to date
2012 Comparables
UnderwriterAmountNo.ShareRankAmountNo.Share
1BNP2.527218.52%70.83374.87%
2Deutsche Bank2.469208.32%11.8871811.03%
3Bank of America1.949146.57%160.47182.75%
4HSBC1.620175.46%31.130106.61%
5Credit Agricole1.536135.18%150.51263.00%
6Credit Suisse1.437134.85%100.716104.19%
7JPMorgan1.367154.61%21.156116.76%
8Barclays1.345114.53%130.59373.46%
9Goldman Sachs1.245144.20%90.77284.51%
10UniCredit1.165123.93%110.70644.13%
Total29.6606717.10634
Average size:0.4430.503
U.S. market, April
2012 Comparables
UnderwriterAmountNo.ShareRankAmountNo.Share
1Deutsche Bank3.6711316.53%101.165115.57%
2Wells Fargo2.4761911.15%61.364166.52%
3JPMorgan2.020179.10%12.9512014.10%
4Bank of America1.973158.89%22.1372110.21%
5Credit Suisse1.430146.44%71.322136.31%
6Barclays1.175105.29%41.427156.82%
7Morgan Stanley0.98394.43%51.425106.81%
8RBC0.88994.00%81.277106.10%
9Citigroup0.80693.63%91.225115.85%
10RBS0.72573.26%150.44952.15%
Total22.2065420.93149
Average size:0.4110.427
Global market, industrialized country issuers, April
2012 Comparables
UnderwriterAmountNo.ShareRankAmountNo.Share
1Deutsche Bank3.9521613.20%81.357136.01%
2Bank of America2.633168.79%22.137219.46%
3Wells Fargo2.476198.27%71.364166.04%
4JPMorgan2.439208.15%12.9512013.06%
5Credit Suisse1.785175.96%91.356146.00%
6Barclays1.175103.92%41.461166.47%
7Morgan Stanley1.037103.46%61.425106.31%
8RBC1.010113.37%51.428116.32%
9Citigroup0.937113.13%101.225115.42%
10RBS0.80182.68%150.44951.99%
Total29.9407622.59253
Average size:0.3940.426
Criteria

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

• Emerging market deals are excluded unless noted otherwise.

• 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.

• 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.

• Best efforts and non-underwritten deals are excluded as are remarketings.

• 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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