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According to early data released today by Thomson Reuters, Goldman Sachs was the top M&A adviser during one of the worst deal years in decades.
Goldman led the global M&A league tables and the U.S. charts. However, JPMorgan grabbed the top spot in Europe for the first time, taking over from Morgan Stanley, which tumbled down to number 7. Here is the complete global M&A league table rankings: 1. Goldman Sachs $816.1 billion 2. JPMorgan $773.1 billion 3. Citigroup $705.3 billion 4. UBS $565.2 billion 5. Morgan Stanley $553.3 billion 6. Merrill Lynch $507.8 billion 7. Credit Suisse $478.6 billion 8. Deutsche Bank AG $436.0 billion 9. Barclays Capital $318.4 billion 10. BNP Paribas SA $269.4 billion SOURCE: Thomson Reuters 2008 cannot end soon enough for dealmakers. Global M&A activity fell 31 percent this year to its lowest level since 2005 and ended five consecutive years of growth. In addition, more deals (1,100) were withdrawn in 2008 than ever before. - Thomas Groppe Go to article from Reuters
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