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FACTBOX- Top Global IPO underwriters

Thu Sep 25, 2008 9:56pm EDT

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 NEW YORK, Sept 25 (Reuters) - With global IPO volumes down
56 percent so far this year 2008, underwriters have been
scrambling for business around the world. Things have only
gotten worse as the year has progressed -- global IPO proceeds
fell 75 percent in the third quarter of 2008 from the second
quarter, and was 83 percent below the year-ago third quarter.
 The following are the Top Ten Global IPO underwriters so
far in 2008, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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 BANK                   PROCEEDS   MKT SHARE   NUMBER OF
                         ($MLN)      (PCT)      ISSUES
 1) JP Morgan (JPM.N)      $8,613.7      10.8        13
 2) UBS (UBSN.VX)          $7,297.3       9.1        23
 3) Citigroup (C.N)        $5,682.8       7.1        19
 4) HSBC  (HSBA.L)         $5,185.0       6.5         9
 5) Merrill LynchMER.N   $5,061.0       6.3        18
 6) Goldman Sachs (GS.N)   $5,005.9       6.3        11
 7) Morgan Stanley (MS.N)  $4,897.2       6.1        21
 8) Deutsche Bank AG(DB.N) $3,786.8       4.7        13
 9) Credit Suisse (CSGN.VX)$3,359.9       4.2        18
10) Samba Finl1090.SE    $3,251.3       4.1         3
 (Compiled by Phil Wahba; Editing by Gary Hill)


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