League Tables – Investment Banking Review

Banking Leaders based on fees

A table of the most dominant investment banks; by products, regions and industries.

Products
Category Bank Year to date 2019
Fees ($m)
Global Investment Banking JP Morgan 1,413.88
Mergers & Acquisitions Goldman Sachs & Co 659.40
Bonds JP Morgan 477.13
Loans JP Morgan 347.87
Equity Morgan Stanley 239.15

Category	Bank	Year to date 2019 Fees ($m)
Global Investment Banking	JP Morgan	1,413.88
Mergers & Acquisitions	Goldman Sachs & Co	659.40
Bonds	JP Morgan	477.13
Loans	JP Morgan	347.87
Equity	Morgan Stanley	239.15

Regions/Nations

Category	Bank	Year to date 2019 Fees ($m)
Americas	JP Morgan	1,023.83
United States of America	JP Morgan	944.34
Europe	Citi	283.76
Central Asia/Asia-Pacific	CITIC	228.62
Japan	Mizuho Financial Group	214.75
China	CITIC	212.53
United Kingdom	Bank of America Merrill Lynch	67.51
Hong Kong	HSBC Holdings PLC	42.75
India	State Bank of India	37.68
Africa/Middle East/Central Asia	Goldman Sachs & Co	32.92
Brazil	Bank of America Merrill Lynch	24.68
Singapore	Morgan Stanley	21.67

Industries

Category	Bank	Year to date 2019 Fees ($m)
Financials	JP Morgan	364.90
Media and Entertainment	Goldman Sachs & Co	183.82
High Technology	JP Morgan	181.78
Energy and Power	Citi	176.41
Industrials	Goldman Sachs & Co	163.62
Healthcare	Citi	140.82
Materials	Citi	96.77
Consumer Staples	JP Morgan	92.17
Real Estate	Credit Suisse	80.75
Consumer Products and Services	JP Morgan	74.34
Government and Agencies	Agricultural Bank of China	66.64
Retail	Bank of America Merrill Lynch	55.55
Telecommunications	Morgan Stanley	53.06

Data as of Mar 26 2019

Data from Jan 1 2019 - Mar 26 2019 and Jan 1 2018 - Mar 26 2018

Regions and Industries table includes fees generated on transactions excluded from Thomson Reuters' standard league tables.

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