Dealogic league table roundup, October 21 | dealogic, league table, capital markets

Equity capital markets
Volume in the equity capital markets totalled $2.3 billion from 18 transactions this week, bringing the year-to-date volume to $136.7 billion, down 33% on the $205.8 billion completed in the same period last year.

Temasek Holding’s $513 million equity-linked deal was the biggest transaction this week and also marks the third-biggest Singaporean deal so far this year.

The top three banks in the league table rankings remain unchanged, with Goldman Sachs taking $11.4 billion, followed by Morgan Stanley and UBS.

Deals scheduled to price next week include a $1 billion follow-on for Daewoo Securities and a $108 million to $124 million IPO for Parkson Retail Asia.

Top 10 Asia ex-Japan ECM bookrunner rankings

	Bookrunner parents	Value ($m)	No.	%
1	Goldman Sachs	11,417	33	8.3
2	Morgan Stanley	9,510	40	6.9
3	UBS	6,249	37	4.6
4	Deutsche Bank	6,062	31	4.4
5	Credit Suisse	6,002	34	4.4
6	Bank of America Merrill Lynch	4,968	18	3.6
7	Citi	4,352	33	3.2
8	Ping An Securities Co Ltd	4,262	31	3.1
9	JPMorgan	4,108	29	3.0
10	CITIC Securities	3,830	12	2.8

Debt capital markets
A $994 million bond for Korea National Corp was the only G3-currency trade this week in Asia. The deal was led by HSBC, Barclays Capital, KDB, Bank of America Merrill Lynch and RBS. HSBC continues to dominate the league table ranking with $8.9 billion, followed by Citi and Deutsche Bank.

Top 10 Asia ex-Japan DCM bookrunner rankings

	Bookrunner parents	Value ($m)	No.	%
1	HSBC	8,937	56	12.2
2	Citi	5,599	35	7.7
3	Deutsche Bank	5,430	31	7.4
4	UBS	4,960	28	6.8
5	Goldman Sachs	4,929	24	6.7
6	JPMorgan	4,761	30	6.5
7	Standard Chartered Bank	4,160	36	5.7
8	RBS	3,833	31	5.2
9	Bank of America Merrill Lynch	3,779	24	5.2
10	Barclays Capital	3,549	23	4.9