Top 10 investment banks by fees and deals in 2002

Dealogic's Asia ex-Japan rankings for investment banking fees, equity, debt and completed M&A in the year 2002.

Top 10 investment banks by fees:

Rank

Bank

Net revenue ($ million)

1

Citi

135

2

Goldman Sachs

130

3

Morgan Stanley

85

4

Bank of America Merrill Lynch

80

5

Credit Suisse

77

6

J.P. Morgan

64

7

UBS

58

8

RBS

47

9

Deutsche Bank

36

10

HSBC

32

Top 10 investment banks by deal types:

Rank

Equity capital markets

Debt capital markets

M&A advisory

1

Goldman Sachs ($5.4 billion)

Morgan Stanley ($3.5 billion)

Goldman Sachs ($19.9 billion)

2

Citi ($2.3 billion)

Citi ($3 billion)

Citi ($19.7 billion)

3

Bank of America Merrill Lynch ($2.2 billion)

HSBC ($2.3 billion)

Morgan Stanley ($17.1 billion)

4

Credit Suisse ($1.9 billion)

J.P. Morgan ($1.96 billion)

China International Capital Corporation ($13.7 billion)

5

UBS ($1.6 billion)

Nomura ($1.7 billion)

Rothschild ($11.6 billion)

6

Morgan Stanley ($1.4 billion)

Credit Suisse ($1.6 billion)

J.P. Morgan ($9.9 billion)

7

Woori Finance Holdings ($1.3 billion)

UBS ($1.4 billion)

Credit Suisse ($6.5 billion)

8

Samsung Securities ($1.3 billion)

Barclays Capital ($1.4 billion)

Deutsche Bank ($5.5 billion)

9

J.P. Morgan ($1.1 billion)

Deutsche Bank ($1 billion)

RBS ($3.8 billion)

10

Hyundai Securities ($998 million)

Goldman Sachs ($825 million)

ING ($3.6 billion)

Note: Historical deals and revenue from banks that merged before May 2010 are included with the current parent.

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