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M&A Quarterly Report: Investment banks on global, U.S., European deals Q1 '08

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Published April 18, 2008 at 5:05 PM
The investment banks advising on global deals as well as those with U.S. targets and European targets for the first quarter of 2008, based on data from Dealogic. See charts after the jump. 

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Investment banks on global deals - Dealogic - 1Q 2008

Investment banks on global deals
Announced Jan. 1 - March 31, 2008
Rank
Adviser
No. of deals
Deal Value ($bill.)
1
 Goldman, Sachs & Co.
73
$256.2
2
 Lehman Brothers Inc.
33
207.3
J.P. Morgan Chase & Co.
61
207.3
3
 Citigroup Inc.
65
185.1
4
 Credit Suisse Group
55
169.4
5
 Deutsche Bank AG
48
168.2
6
 Morgan Stanley
56
112.9
7
 Merrill Lynch & Co.
63
76.2
8
 UBS AG
73
74.8
9
 Blackstone Group LP
7
50.6
10
 Moelis & Co.
3
44.8
11
 Rothschild Inc.
50
27.6
12
 Lazard
37
20.5
13
 Sandler O'Neill & Partners LP
14
15.8
14
 China International Capital Corp.
7
15.1
15
 Ernst & Young
35
13.9
16
 William Blair & Co.
8
11.1
17
 Macquarie Group
18
10.3
18
 Wachovia
19
9.8
19
 Calyon
4
9.0
Source: Dealogic


Investment banks on U.S. target deals - Dealogic - 1Q 2008

Investment banks on U.S. target deals
Announced Jan. 1 - March 31, 2008
Rank
Adviser
No. of deals
Deal Value ($bill.)
1
 Goldman, Sachs & Co.
36
$205.4
2
 Lehman Brothers Inc.
15
176.2
3
 J.P. Morgan Chase & Co.
27
138.7
4
 Credit Suisse Group
16
120.2
5
 Citigroup Inc.
12
117.3
6
 Deutsche Bank AG
13
115.2
7
 Morgan Stanley
20
64.4
8
 Blackstone Group LP
5
46.2
9
 Moelis & Co.
3
44.8
10
 Merrill Lynch & Co.
21
24.2
11
 UBS AG
25
23.5
12
 Sandler O'Neill & Partners LP
14
15.8
13
 Lazard
19
11.8
14
 William Blair & Co.
7
11.1
15
 Wachovia
18
9.8
16
 Banc of America Securities LLC
12
6.1
17
 Jefferies & Co.
20
5.3
18
 Evercore Partners Inc.
5
3.4
19
 Rothschild
5
2.7
Bear, Stearns & Co.
4
2.7
Source: Dealogi


Investment banks on European target deals - Dealogic - 1Q 2008

Investment banks on European target deals
Announced Jan. 1 - March 31, 2008
Rank
Adviser
No. of deals
Deal Value ($bill.)
1
 J.P. Morgan Chase & Co.
24
$54.3
2
 Deutsche Bank AG
23
42.4
3
 Merrill Lynch & Co.
25
37.6
4
 Citigroup Inc.
20
36.0
5
 Morgan Stanley
21
30.5
6
 Goldman, Sachs & Co.
21
27.7
7
 Lehman Brothers Inc.
12
25.6
8
 UBS AG
16
20.4
9
 Rothschild
35
14.6
10
 China International Capital Corp.
1
14.3
11
 Credit Suisse Group
19
10.8
12
 Ernst & Young
17
9.5
13
 Calyon
2
8.9
PK Group
1
8.9
14
 Troika Dialog
6
8.3
15
 Close Brothers Network
16
6.6
16
 HSBC plc
9
6.2
17
 SEB
10
6.0
18
 PriceWaterhouseCoopers LLP
18
4.9
Mediobanca SpA
8
4.9
Source: Dealogic


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