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FEATURES and OPINION

  • Dombrovskis wants EU to ‘lead the world’ in green finance

    The man in charge of financial services in the EU talks up Capital Markets Union post-Brexit, green finance, fintech and just how difficult it is to push through reforms in the banking sector

    • 14 Oct 2017

  • Can European banks ever compete again?

    American banks dominate global banking to an unprecedented extent and look set to gain yet more market share as US policymakers mull softer touch regulation. Will European firms ever be able to compete again?

    • 14 Oct 2017

  • All aboard for the Europe special Belt route crucial to China’s global ambitions

    This article is the fourth and final part of a series on China’s Belt and Road Initiative that we are publishing during the 2017 IMF-World Bank annual meetings in Washington DC. We have devoted two articles to the Road element, and two to the Belt element, of which this piece is the second and focuses on the western part of the overland route

    • 14 Oct 2017

  • Vujović reinforces reform agenda as Serbia’s star rises

    Following much needed but long delayed reforms, Serbia is turning its economy round and attracting foreign investment at an unprecedented rate. But can the Balkan country keep up the momentum? GlobalMarkets talks to Serbia’s finance minister Dušan Vujović about the next challenges, including fiscal consolidation, trade blocs and EU accession

    • 14 Oct 2017

  • Indonesia’s central bank reformer

    GlobalMarkets talks to Agus Martowardojo, governor of Bank Indonesia, about making changes to his policy toolkit and whether another rate cut is on the cards

    • 13 Oct 2017

  • Despite a turbulent year, Meade stays focused on structural goals

    Mexico has battled with market fright over the implications of US policy, Nafta changes and a series of natural disasters. But the country’s finance minister now says advancing with reforms is top priority

    • 13 Oct 2017

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Bond Comments

All International Bonds

Rank Lead Manager Amount $m No of issues Share %
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1 Citi 239,928.76 921 8.16%
2 JPMorgan 222,471.63 995 7.57%
3 Bank of America Merrill Lynch 215,931.77 721 7.34%
4 Barclays 184,694.55 670 6.28%
5 Goldman Sachs 158,679.40 515 5.40%

Bookrunners of All Syndicated Loans EMEA

Rank Lead Manager Amount $m No of issues Share %
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1 JPMorgan 32,522.19 61 6.59%
2 BNP Paribas 32,284.10 130 6.54%
3 UniCredit 26,992.47 123 5.47%
4 SG Corporate & Investment Banking 26,569.73 97 5.38%
5 Credit Agricole CIB 23,807.36 111 4.82%

Bookrunners of all EMEA ECM Issuance

Rank Lead Manager Amount $m No of issues Share %
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1 Goldman Sachs 10,167.68 46 8.82%
2 JPMorgan 9,894.90 42 8.58%
3 Citi 8,202.25 45 7.11%
4 UBS 6,098.17 23 5.29%
5 Credit Suisse 5,236.02 28 4.54%