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Goldman Wins 2016 M&A League Tables - Again
Goldman Sachs is stringing together quite a streak - it's poised to top the global Merger-and-Acquisition (M&A) League Tables for the 6th consecutive year. And Goldman did it without advising either party on this year’s biggest deal - AT&T’s acquisition of Time Warner in October.
Keep in mind that banks won’t collect most of their fees until the year’s big deals close, which won’t come until next year for some of them. And deals could always fall apart before then, dragging down the tallies. This year has already been one of broken deal records.
Global Deals
- 1. Goldman Sachs engaged in ... 351 Deals … valued at $972Bn.
- 2. Morgan Stanley ... 290 deals … $886Bn
- 3. JPMorgan ... 334 ... $825Bn.
- 4. Bank of America ... 244 ... $732bn.
- 5. Citigroup ... 237 ... $591Bn.
- 6. Credit Suisse ... 231 ... $540Bn.
- 7. Barclays ... 200 ... $524Bn.
- 8. UBS ... 177 ... $386Bn.
- 9. Lazard ... 244 ... $344Bn.
- 10. Deutsche Bank ... 145 ... $335Bn.
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