League Table Wrap October 15

Goldman still leads equity capital markets while debt capital markets awaits China sovereign trade.

Equity Capital Markets




Goldman Sachs stays well out in the lead, despite second place Morgan Stanley gaining $215 million credit after acting as joint book on the $700 million Thai Oil IPO. The biggest mover of the week was Merrill Lynch, which put on $345 million credit from last week's table to usurp UBS in third place. The US house was a joint book on the Thai Oil deal as well as running sole books on the $130 million follow on for Yue Yuen Industrial that priced on Tuesday.



JP Morgan was the remaining international bookrunner on the Thai Oil transaction, but remains in fifth place, over $1 billion behind UBS. Equity issuance...

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