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Published on 8/31/2006 in the Prospect News Emerging Markets Daily.

Deutsche Bank top emerging markets underwriter year to date

• Emerging markets issuance totals $68.22 billion year to date

• Goldman Sachs top emerging markets underwriter in August

• Emerging markets issuance totals $2.01 billion in August

New York, Aug. 31 - Deutsche Bank Securities held on to its position as the top underwriter of emerging markets bonds for the year so far although with a slightly reduced lead, according to data compiled by Prospect News.

Citigroup stayed in second place but narrowed Deutsche's advantage to $0.70 billion from $0.77 billion the month before.

JPMorgan Securities, meanwhile, was trailing in third place by a mere $17 million.

Citigroup moved ahead of JPMorgan for the year through July, after the two banks had exchanged positions for the two months before that.

New deal activity slumped to a very low pace - although better than August 2005.

For the month, $2.01 billion of bonds came to market, down from $6.69 billion in July. By comparison, August 2005 saw $0.81 billion of issuance.

The dollar market saw just $0.59 billion in August, down from $0.68 billion a year ago.

For the year so far, emerging markets issuance totals $68.22 billion, 79.5% of the $85.83 billion at the same stage in 2005.

For dollar-denominated deals offered in the United States, Citigroup held on to first position, the same as in the previous six months.

Year to date, all major currencies

2005 Comparables

UnderwriterAmountNo.ShareRankAmountNo.Share
1Deutsche Bank9.2173513.51%112.4933314.56%
2Citigroup8.5164212.48%212.2754314.30%
3JPMorgan8.4993312.46%39.5503711.13%
4Morgan Stanley6.122238.97%84.022134.69%
5Credit Suisse6.061248.88%47.823359.12%
6UBS5.334267.82%57.719298.99%
7Barclays3.915215.74%123.336183.89%
8Goldman Sachs3.876115.68%170.69840.81%
9HSBC2.955174.33%74.157174.84%
10ABN2.028142.97%103.650184.25%
Total68.21618885.829201
Average size:0.3630.427
Year to date, U.S. market, dollar-denominated deals
2005 Comparables
UnderwriterAmountNo.ShareRankAmountNo.Share
1Citigroup6.5502918.17%26.5562715.67%
2JPMorgan4.7352113.13%16.5602215.68%
3Morgan Stanley4.5271612.55%53.772119.01%
4Deutsche Bank4.0501611.23%45.4561613.04%
5Credit Suisse3.6061610.00%36.1662614.74%
6UBS3.320129.21%63.241137.75%
7Goldman Sachs2.35956.54%110.69841.67%
8Barclays1.52964.24%120.69751.67%
9Lehman1.31963.66%81.50743.60%
10HSBC0.88042.44%91.29453.09%
Total36.0598141.84195
Average size:0.4450.440
August, all major currencies
2005 Comparables
UnderwriterAmountNo.ShareRankAmountNo.Share
1Goldman Sachs0.517225.77%
2Barclays0.250212.45%
3JPMorgan0.238211.83%
4Citigroup0.220310.96%
5Deutsche Bank0.14927.42%20.283134.83%
6Merrill Lynch0.11315.61%
7Morgan Stanley0.11315.61%
8BCP0.11015.47%
9ABN0.10014.97%
10UBS0.10014.97%
Total2.00790.8135
Average size:0.2230.163
August, U.S. market, dollar-denominated deals
2005 Comparables
UnderwriterAmountNo.ShareRankAmountNo.Share
1JPMorgan0.238240.42%
2Citigroup0.125121.27%
3Morgan Stanley0.113119.15%
4Merrill Lynch0.113119.15%
Total0.58820.6833
Average size:0.2940.228
Prospect News Emerging Markets Underwriter Rankings
Criteria

* The tables include all underwritten offerings sold in the international bond markets reported to Prospect News.

* Offerings are included in the time period in which they price (or settle if pricing date not available).

* Amounts are based on the total sales price (face amount multiplied by the offering price). The full amount is credited to the bookrunner (or lead manager if no bookrunners). For multiple bookrunners (or lead managers), the total value is divided equally among all the firms.

* Each tranche is counted as a separate deal.

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

* Best efforts and non-underwritten deals are excluded.

* Non-dollar deals are converted to dollars at the rate shown in Federal Reserve's H.10 release on day of pricing.

* Emerging markets are all countries except: United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy, Japan, Australia, New Zealand, Netherlands, Ireland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Spain, Portugal, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Belgium, Iceland and Greece.


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