Dealogic league table roundup, October 7

Equity capital markets
Five deals generated a total of $158 million of activity in Asia’s equity capital markets this week, marking the lowest weekly volume since the week of March 2, 2009 ($21 million from seven deals). This brings the year-to-date volume to $134.5 billion, down 30% compared to the $190.8 billion raised in the same 2010 period.

Goldman Sachs continues to lead the league table ranking with $11.4 billion, followed by Morgan Stanley and UBS.

Belle Corp’s $103 million follow-on issuance was the biggest deal of the week through sole bookrunner BDO Capital & Investment Corp.

Top 10 Asia ex-Japan ECM bookrunner rankings

	Bookrunner parents	Value ($m)	No.	%
1	Goldman Sachs	11,417	33	8.5
2	Morgan Stanley	9,362	39	7.0
3	UBS	6,134	36	4.6
4	Deutsche Bank	6,062	31	4.5
5	Credit Suisse	6,002	34	4.5
6	Bank of America Merrill Lynch	4,454	17	3.3
7	Citi	4,352	33	3.2
8	JPMorgan	4,108	29	3.1
9	Ping An Securities Co Ltd	3,883	30	2.9
10	CITIC Securities	3,830	12	2.9

Debt capital markets
Export-Import Bank of Korea’s $10 million trade was the only issue of the week, through sole bookrunner RBS, bringing total volume for the year to $70.2 billion, up 12% over the comparable period last year.

The top three banks in the league table ranking remain unchanged with HSBC with $8.6 billion, followed by Citi and Deutsche Bank.

Top 10 Asia ex-Japan DCM bookrunner rankings

	Bookrunner parents	Value ($m)	No.	%
1	HSBC	8,621	53	12.3
2	Citi	5,589	34	8.0
3	Deutsche Bank	5,118	30	7.3
4	Goldman Sachs	4,811	22	6.9
5	UBS	4,530	25	6.5
6	JPMorgan	4,439	28	6.3
7	Standard Chartered Bank	4,150	35	5.9
8	RBS	3,634	30	5.2
9	Bank of America Merrill Lynch	3,581	23	5.1
10	Barclays Capital	3,329	21	4.7