Dealogic league table roundup, July 8

Equity capital markets
Asian equity capital markets generated $4.8 billion of activity from 18 deals this week; more than triple the $1.3 billion turnover last week.

Temasek drove the spike in volumes as it sold off some of its investments in China’s financial industry. The sale of a $2.4 billion stake in Bank of China was the third-biggest equity capital markets transaction so far this year in the region, and was marketed alongside a $1.2 billion stake in China Construction Bank.

Morgan Stanley was the bookrunner on both Temasek transactions, helping to push it up the rankings to second spot, behind Goldman Sachs.

Top 10 Asia ex-Japan ECM bookrunner rankings

	Bookrunner parents	Value ($m)	No.	%
1	Goldman Sachs	9,124	26	8.9
2	Morgan Stanley	7,287	31	7.1
3	Deutsche Bank	5,410	26	5.3
4	UBS	4,846	26	4.7
5	Credit Suisse	4,802	25	4.7
6	Bank of America Merrill Lynch	3,491	14	3.4
7	Guosen Securities	2,933	20	2.9
8	Citi	2,850	24	2.8
9	CICC	2,548	12	2.5
10	GF Securities	2,476	10	2.4

Debt capital markets
Borrowers in the debt capital markets raised a total of $1.1 billion through three trades this week. HSBC continues to dominate the league table ranking with $7.9 billion, followed by Citi and Deutsche Bank.

Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power’s $500 million trade was the largest deal of the week and was led by Barclays Capital, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, RBS and Samsung Securities.

Top 10 Asia ex-Japan DCM bookrunner rankings

	Bookrunner parents	Value ($m)	No.	%
1	HSBC	7,884	47	12.8
2	Citi	5,025	29	8.2
3	Deutsche Bank	4,797	27	7.8
4	UBS	4,288	22	7.0
5	J.P. Morgan	3,967	24	6.4
6	Goldman Sachs	3,832	17	6.2
7	Standard Chartered	3,685	31	6.0
8	Bank of America Merrill Lynch	3,635	20	5.9
9	RBS	2,793	24	4.5
10	Barclays Capital	2,663	15	4.3

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