Dealogic league table roundup, November 26

Equity Capital Markets

A total of $3.9 billion was raised from the equity capital markets this week from 27 issues. The top three rankings remain unchanged with Goldman Sachs leading the field on $20.7 billion followed by Morgan Stanley with $18.0 billion and UBS with $15.9 billion.

The largest issue of the week was a $942 million fully-marketed deal for Bank Negara Indonesia, which was led by Credit Suisse, Goldman Sachs, Macquarie Group, Morgan Stanley, Bahana Securities and UBS.

Credit Suisse moved up a notch in the league table to sixth place with $11.4 billion, having also worked on Bank of Nanjing’s $732 million follow-on offering together with Huatai Securities and Nanjing Securities; and Amtek Engineering’s $201 million IPO that it led together with Morgan Stanley and Standard Chartered Bank.

Issues scheduled to price next week include Sateri Holdings’ $514 million IPO via bookrunners Bank of China, Credit Suisse and Morgan Stanley; and a $496 million IPO for China ZhengTong Auto Services Holdings led by China Construction Bank and J.P. Morgan.


Debt Capital Markets

The debt capital markets saw five deals raise a total of $2.1 billion this week. HSBC continues to top the league table ranking with $8.0 billion, followed closely by Deutsche Bank on $7.8 billion and UBS with $6.9 billion.

State Bank of India (London)’s $1.0 billion euro-denominated bond was the largest deal of the week and led by Standard Chartered Bank, UBS, Deutsche Bank, BNP Paribas, Barclays Capital and Credit Agricole CIB.

Citi moved up a rung to fourth place in the ranking with $6.5 billion on the back of a $400 million trade for Rain CII Carbon that the US house ran together with Jefferies & Company and Goldman Sachs.

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