Equity capital markets
Issuance in the equity capital markets dropped this week to only $1.3 billion, raised from 18 issues, down 87% from the $9.6 billion achieved in the week before and stands as the lowest level since mid-February, when $823 million was raised from 14 deals.
The top three standings in the league table remain unchanged with Goldman Sachs leading with $5.7 billion, followed by UBS and Deutsche Bank.
A $227 million follow-on for Shandong Weigao Group Medical Polymer was the largest issue of the week, led by CICC and Morgan Stanley. Jiangsu Jixin Wind Energy Technology also raised $175 million from an IPO through bookrunner Hongyuan Securities.
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Debt capital markets
The debt capital markets saw a total of $3.2 billion raised from six trades this week. HSBC leads the league table with $4.7 billion, followed by JPMorgan.
The Republic of Indonesia’s $2.5 billion trade was the largest deal of the week and led by J.P. Morgan, UBS and Deutsche Bank. The deal is also the second-largest deal of the year, lifting the leads into second, third and fourth places in the rankings. Standard Chartered now stands at fifth place, down from second place last week.
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