DEBT CAPITAL MARKETS REVIEW Global Debt Underwriting Up 23% l Government-Backed Debt Accounts for 22% of Volume l JP Morgan Top Underwriter In a sign that confidence may be returning to some corners of the global credit markets, the volume of debt new issues posted its highest quarterly total in two years amidst increased corporate debt activity and the establishment of a series of government-led programs which provide attractive terms for global financial issuers. For first quarter 2009, global debt underwriting activity totaled US$1.7 trillion, a 23% increase from the first quarter of 2008 and the largest three-month period for debt capital markets issuance since the record-breaking second quarter of 2007. After dipping to the lowest quarterly levels since the fourth quarter of 1999 in the final period of last year, proceeds from debt new issues rebounded in the first quarter of 2009, with a 157% increase in proceeds and a 75% increase in the number of issues. Despite this consecutive quarterly increase, the number of issues during the first quarter was down 28% from the first quarter of 2008. According to Thomson Reuters/Freeman & Co, estimated fees from global debt underwriting during the first quarter of 2009 increased 10% to US$3.7 billion from US$3.3 billion last year as underwriting assignments from corporate and agency issues off-set a decline in the overall number of transactions. Bolstered by a number of global government programs guaranteeing the debt of financial and bank holding companies, including the FDIC’s Temporary Liquidity Guarantee Program (TLGP), new debt offerings from agencies and sovereigns increased 198% over last year's volume. Financial issuers took advantage of these programs to bring US$350.3 billion in new issues to market so far this year, nearly 22% of overall global debt volume. The market for asset-backed and mortgage-backed securities, including collateralized debt obligations, registered a 73% decline over 2008 volume. High yield and investment grade corporate bond issuance increased year-over-year by 87% and 7%, respectively, as corporate bond volume picked up on the heels of a rebound in acquisition financing and the need for many corporations to address maturing long-term debt. JP Morgan ranked first for global debt underwriting for the first quarter 2009 with US$167.6 billion, due to continued strength in investment grade and agency underwriting. Barclays Capital, the top underwriter for international bonds, took second place with US$145.5 billion. Bank of America Merrill Lynch, which ranked first for global high yield underwriting, took third place with US$106 billion. For first quarter 2009, corporate debt issuance accounted for 35% of overall volume compared to 45% during the comparable period in 2008, as many financial sector corporates took advantage of government guarantee programs. Accordingly, the agency and sovereign debt market experienced the biggest increase in volume during first quarter of 2009 accounting for 62% of all new issues compared to 41% last year at this time. Securitizations comprised just 3% of overall volume, down from 13% of total activity last year at this time. In a positive sign, the US government’s Term Asset-Backed Securities Loan Facility (TALF) jumpstarted the market for asset-backed securities during March, with US$8.7 billion in new issues backed by credit cards and auto loans - the most active period in over nine months. Deals from the Healthcare sector registered the largest percentage gains over last year at this time, with volume for the year up nearly eight times over 2008 levels due to record-breaking acquisition financing packages from Roche Holdings and Pfizer. Leading the declining industries were Real Estate and Non-government Guaranteed Financials, falling 49% and 38%, respectively, compared to the year ago period. Deal activity from issuers in the Americas accounted for 48% of global debt volume during the first quarter of 2009, a marked decline from last year's volume when Americas activity comprised 57% of overall debt activity. European issuers' deal activity accounted for 43% of global volume, up from 33% in 2008. New debt issues from companies in Asia, including Japan, comprised nearly 10% of overall activity this quarter, unchanged from last year at this time. First Quarter 2009 http://banker.thomsonib.com Global Debt Capital Markets by Asset Class $0 $200 $400 $600 $800 $1,000 $1,200 $1,400 $1,600 $1,800 $2,000 $2,200 1Q03 2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q04 2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q05 2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q06 2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q07 2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q08 2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q09 Proceeds (US$b) Investment Grade Corporate MBS Agency, Supranational, Sovereign Federal Credit Agency ABS High Yield Corporate Emerging Market Corporate 1
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DEBT CAPITAL MARKETS REVIEWGlobal Debt Underwriting Up 23% l Government-Backed Debt Accounts for 22% of Volume l JP Morgan Top Underwriter
In a sign that confidence may be returning to some corners of the global credit markets, the volume of debt new issues posted its highest quarterly total in two years amidst increased corporatedebt activity and the establishment of a series of government-led programs which provide attractive terms for global financial issuers. For first quarter 2009, global debt underwriting activitytotaled US$1.7 trillion, a 23% increase from the first quarter of 2008 and the largest three-month period for debt capital markets issuance since the record-breaking second quarter of 2007.After dipping to the lowest quarterly levels since the fourth quarter of 1999 in the final period of last year, proceeds from debt new issues rebounded in the first quarter of 2009, with a 157%increase in proceeds and a 75% increase in the number of issues. Despite this consecutive quarterly increase, the number of issues during the first quarter was down 28% from the firstquarter of 2008. According to Thomson Reuters/Freeman & Co, estimated fees from global debt underwriting during the first quarter of 2009 increased 10% to US$3.7 billion from US$3.3billion last year as underwriting assignments from corporate and agency issues off-set a decline in the overall number of transactions.
Bolstered by a number of global government programs guaranteeing the debt of financial and bank holding companies, including the FDIC’s Temporary Liquidity Guarantee Program (TLGP), new debt offerings from agencies and sovereigns increased 198% over last year's volume. Financial issuers took advantage of these programs to bring US$350.3 billion in new issues to market so far this year, nearly 22% of overall global debt volume. The market for asset-backed and mortgage-backed securities, including collateralized debt obligations, registered a 73% decline over 2008 volume. High yield and investment grade corporate bond issuance increased year-over-year by 87% and 7%, respectively, as corporate bond volume picked up on the heels of a rebound in acquisition financing and the need for many corporations to address maturing long-term debt. JP Morgan ranked first for global debt underwriting for the first quarter 2009 with US$167.6 billion, due to continued strength in investment grade and agency underwriting. Barclays Capital, the top underwriter for international bonds, took second place with US$145.5 billion. Bank of America Merrill Lynch, which ranked first for global high yield underwriting, took third place with US$106 billion.
For first quarter 2009, corporate debt issuance accounted for 35% of overallvolume compared to 45% during the comparable period in 2008, as manyfinancial sector corporates took advantage of government guarantee programs.Accordingly, the agency and sovereign debt market experienced the biggestincrease in volume during first quarter of 2009 accounting for 62% of all newissues compared to 41% last year at this time. Securitizations comprised just 3%of overall volume, down from 13% of total activity last year at this time. In apositive sign, the US government’s Term Asset-Backed Securities Loan Facility(TALF) jumpstarted the market for asset-backed securities during March, withUS$8.7 billion in new issues backed by credit cards and auto loans - the mostactive period in over nine months.
Deals from the Healthcare sector registered the largest percentage gains over last year at this time, with volume for the year up nearly eight times over 2008 levels due to record-breaking acquisition financing packages from Roche Holdings and Pfizer. Leading the declining industries were Real Estate and Non-government Guaranteed Financials, falling 49% and 38%, respectively, compared to the year ago period. Deal activity from issuers in the Americas accounted for 48% of global debt volume during the first quarter of 2009, a marked decline from last year's volume when Americas activity comprised 57% of overall debt activity. European issuers' deal activity accounted for 43% of global volume, up from 33% in 2008. New debt issues from companies in Asia, including Japan, comprised nearly 10% of overall activity this quarter, unchanged from last year at this time.
US$ TLGP & Government Guaranteed Debt League Table
30,201.129,155.324,490.722,166.221,381.86,448.8
1,995.3
2
US dollar denominated GovernmentGuaranteed debt, including debt issued underthe FDIC's Temporary Liquidity GuranteeProgram (TLGP) accounted for US$158billion from 64 transactions.
Quarterly Residential US ABS, MBS & CDOvolume decreased 72.6% over volume fromthe year ago period. However, first quartervolume was an increase of 83.3% comparedto volume from the last quarter of 2008.
The two largest US Investment Gradetransactions of the year came from the rapidlyconsolidating Pharmaceuticals industry.Roche Holdings' US$16.3 billion issue inFebruary and Pfizer Inc's US$13.5 billionoffering in March. In terms of US dollardenominated volume, the Roche offeringrepresents the largest deal on record.
US Investment Grade bond issuance rose6.3% compared to the volume registeredduring the opening quarter of 2008. For thesecond consecutive quarter, Energy andPower was most active industry bolstered bydeals from the Oil & Gas and Power sectors.Previously, the Financials sector was the topsector for 84 consecutive quarters.
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67
14.013.54.13.8
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Industry Total 157,972.4 - 100.0 64
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Deutsche Bank AGWells Fargo & Co
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6.9 ▲- -
- --3.8 ▼
-12.3 ▼-1.2 ▼
-1.6 ▼3.0 ▲
4.5 ▲1.1 ▲11.7 ▲3.9 ▲
-7.5 ▲
▼-1.4 ▼1.2 ▲
▼-14.5 ▼2.0 ▲
17.5
12.2
9.2-6.2
-0.3-8.5
- --3.9 ▼
1.5 ▲-1.0 ▼
5.2 ▲
▲▲
▲Mkt. Share
Chg. in
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2,050.5 6
▲-1.9 ▼
11.84.3
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US Securitizations
Deutsche Bank AG
1.6 2
Share RankDealsMkt. Chg. in
3,022.4 3
RankProceeds
US$mBookrunner
4
No.Mkt.1/1/2009-3/31/2009
22.7
2.217.6 5
1/1/2008-3/31/2008
6 1
6
13
1114.417.5
859.2 8
4,895.1 1
2,206.7 5
2
1,956.1 7
2,359.9
4.0 2
66
10.210.9
9.1
1/1/2008-3/31/2008
23.1
6.1
628.7
Mkt.
3.9
No.
-10 4.4
55.08
-
100.061,918.1Industry Total
Goldman Sachs & Co
100.0
Mkt.
Barclays Capital
RBS
Mkt.
11.5
18.423
9.5
- 100.0- 99.9
48Top Ten Total
3,022.42,359.9
Deutsche Bank AGCredit Suisse
Rank
6
Bank of America Merrill Lynch 4,081.9 1
2,206.7 5
3,788.2
4
Bookrunner
US Mortgage-Backed Securities - Federal Credit Agencies (F13a)
Morgan StanleyJefferies & Co Inc
JP Morgan
Goldman Sachs & Co
Citi
US$m
20,538.01
48100.0 10 0.5 4.3
93.049,125.2 100.0
945,677.0
-2 8
21.25.4
-2
6.587
56
14.7
4 17
7.6
Mkt. ShareDeals19.9 9
ShareShare15.4
RankNo.
335.6 9
1,956.1
1.6
1,828.0859.2
30.4
Mkt.
4
22
4
13,066.0
Industry Total 20,537.8
42
7
12.919.5
10
1/1/2008-3/31/2008
6
5
12.34
2 17.3
53.0
61,158.2
1/1/2009-3/31/2009
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10.7
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Chg. in
154100.0 59,706.6
68,186.087.8 ▲
- -
Mkt. Share
US Mortgage-Backed Securities (F11)
2.7
4.91
5
JP Morgan
5.6
17.4
6
3
104.7 25.3 2
12
23 3,752.8
1,462.3
9.5 18.07.6
6.64 12.1
51,120.5
Bank of America Merrill Lynch
Rank
US Asset-Backed Securities (F14)
1/1/2009-3/31/2009
Rank Share ShareDeals
693.1 6
510.8614.6
8
6.9
11.2
58.6
3
72
4905.4Deutsche Bank AG
Proceeds
92.2
Credit Suisse
Top Ten Total 13,037.3 - 99.7 24
ProceedsUS$m
3,977.8
RBS
Bank of America Merrill Lynch Barclays CapitalBookrunner
3.2
Morgan StanleyJefferies & Co Inc
JP Morgan
Citi
Goldman Sachs & CoBarclays Capital
RBS
Industry TotalTop Ten Total
Citi3,788.2
- 100.0 5421,573.721,587.7
Credit Suisse
Share
-
14.0
100.0 10 0.5
8
335.6 9
Quarterly Residential ABS, MBS & CDO Volume
$0
$100,000
$200,000
$300,000
$400,000
$500,000
$600,000
$700,000
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1Q06 2Q 3Q 4Q
1Q07 2Q 3Q 4Q
1Q08 2Q 3Q 4Q
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S$m
)
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100
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300
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1,000
# of
Issu
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Proceeds (US$m) # of Issues
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100%
JPM Barc BoA Citi MS GS CS DB UBS HSBC%
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Consumer Products and Services Energy and Power
Government and Agencies Healthcare
High Technology Industrials
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Real Estate Retail
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DCM Bookrunner Industry Composition
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Government and Agencies Healthcare
High Technology Industrials
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Real Estate Retail
Consumer Staples Telecommunications
Financials
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Bonds in Euros were up 108.2% from bondvolume in the first quarter of 2008. Specificto corporate debt in Euros, issuance was upby 323.2% compared to the same period lastyear with €108.6 billion in proceedsrepresenting the highest quarter on record.
International securitization volume continuedto plunge with new issue proceeds down77.9% year-on-year.
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International DebtLargest Quarter for Euro Corporate Debt | Heavy Government Guaranteed Borrowing l Securitizations Continue To Decline
EMEA Deals IntelligenceThe most significant corporate debtfinancing exercise since the telecomrefinancing of the early 2000's emerged thisquarter as a result of Roche Holdings' use ofthe bond markets to fund its acquisition ofGenentech with total borrowing in excess ofUS$30 billion.
The first quarter was notable for thefrequency of government guaranteed debtwith US$314.4 billion borrowed.Government guaranteed bond volumerepresented 26.3% of the total internationalbond market.
International Bonds by Issue Type
Agency, Supranational,Sovereign
Investment Grade Corporate
Federal Credit Agency
High Yield Corporate
ABS
Emerging Market Corporate
All International Bonds Volume
$0
$50,000
$100,000
$150,000
$200,000
$250,000
$300,000
$350,000
$400,000
$450,000
$500,000
J08 F M A M J J A S O N D J09 F M
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(US$
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0
100
200
300
400
500
600
# of
Issu
es
Proceeds (US$m) # of Issues
Top Ten Government Guaranteed All International Bond Issuers byDomicile Nation Q109
Calyon 455.813.1JP Morgan 23,725.2 511.66Credit Suisse23,250.9
697.2 63
6.064
6 955
Societe Generale 28,581.21Deutsche Bank AG 27,736.2 4 7.0
-
411
100.0
32.1
No.Deals
5.35.0
Rank
2-
569.6 14.1
0.3 112.5
11
13-
1
12.3Caixa Geral de Depositos
4.50.9 ▲1.3
3*
Industry Total 4,047.511Top Ten Total 4,047.4 -
1/1/2008-3/31/2008
1 8 5.10.212.5
1.8-
5.278
All International Bonds (J1)
Chg. in Mkt.No.Proceeds Mkt.
5.5
8.43.6
9
1/1/2009-3/31/2009
112,880.0
5.89.4
US$m Share
9.7
Rank
2181112,592.2
Deals1
JP Morgan
Share9.4
6.5
Rank
32
7.19.4
10.2
345.2 585.8 50
9 3.7
2 8.0
Mkt. Share22.0
7
1/1/2009-3/31/2009
7.1Mkt. Share
4.7
Bookrunner2
8.4Banco Comercial Portugues SA4.8 13.1
RankShare
2
Share2.5 ▲3.3
238,023.7 9.6Rank ShareEuro (m) Deals
Mkt. Mkt.Bookrunner Rank
760,687.3967
1/1/2009-3/31/2009 1/1/2008-3/31/2008Chg. in No.Proceeds
524,849.7 69.167.5 1,423
1046.0
100
75.88 1545.9 123
135
6.96.7 6
3154
4
All International Securitizations (J10c)
Chg. in
Top Ten Total
Mkt.1/1/2008-3/31/2008
100.0
Mkt.Share
-
3 10.1
All Bonds in Euros (N1)
Morgan Stanley
Industry Total809,288.0
69,539.970,353.0
63,773.6RBSGoldman Sachs & Co
International Debt
BNP Paribas SABank of America Merrill Lynch
6 4.8
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Top Five Currencies for International Bonds
$0
$100,000
$200,000
$300,000
$400,000
$500,000
$600,000
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High Yield DebtGlobal High Yield Volume Up 79% l Corporate High Yield Treasury Spreads Tighten l Higher Quality Debt Dominates Market
1/1/2008-3/31/2008
Global High Yield Deals Intelligence Global High Yield Debt (B4)
1/1/2009-3/31/2009Global High Yield debt issuance increased87.4% over volume from the same period ayear ago. Higher quality debt dominated themarket as 70.8% of all first quarter issuancewas rated in the BB range by S&P.
The Energy and Power sector, the industrywith the most volume, was bolstered byChesapeake Energy's January offering whichwas the largest deal of the quarter. TheUS$950.7 million deal accounted for 39.6%of first quarter volume. 10.710
18.717 1 21.4
3*1,354.2
- 7894.4
79
3
824.7
12.2830.5
21.4
10
100.0
3.2
100.0
Wells Fargo & Co 4 7.56.8
790.3
10.7
8
726.4
309.9BNP Paribas SA
Goldman Sachs & Co
24
2.3
▼1.1
8-
5,330.1
10.7
Mkt.
10,503.3Jefferies & Co IncTop Ten Total
10 1
7.853*
Rank Share18.7
4 3.2
Rank
1
10
Deals17
5,926.5
3*17
1
100.089.95,330.1
-
11.8
7
7.7 5
6.2
7.7 8
6.7
10
5.0
830.5
7
-8
671.476
6
9
Industry Total 100.094.4
10,770.2 -10,167.3 -Top Ten Total
ShareNo.
2
Chg. in Mkt.Mkt. Share
2.6 ▲172 21.3
Share12,369.4
DealsUS$m Rank
Deutsche Bank AG2,282.5
Bookrunner
1/1/2009-3/31/2009
Morgan StanleyCredit Suisse
Citi
Industry Total
Deutsche Bank AG
22.0
Mkt.Rank
Proceeds
JP Morgan
7.45
2,366.5Bank of America Merrill Lynch 21.3
1,270.2
1
Proceeds
22,369.4
21.2
Morgan Stanley
6
671.4
Goldman Sachs & Co 726.46.6
824.7 5
260.0
10
2478
2.42.1
Wells Fargo & Co
BookrunnerMkt. Chg. in
ShareUS$m
3
Bank of America Merrill LynchJP Morgan
No.1/1/2008-3/31/2008
5.6
Mkt. Share
6.8
2-0.23.3 ▲
BNP Paribas SA
5
Jefferies & Co Inc225.9260.0
706.38
2
CitiCredit Suisse
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-7.8
5.02
5,926.589.9
8 -1.82.8
56.05
7.1 10.75 66 3*
Global High Yield Debt - US Dollar Denominated (B5)
-0.1
0.6
4.511,106.3
66.5 7 5.6
▼1.5 ▲4.3 ▲
▲-3.6 ▼0.9 ▲
▼- -
-2.7 ▼▲
- --
▲4.5 ▲0.9 ▲
▲-4.1 ▼-1.6 ▼
- -
- -4.5 ▲
-2.6 ▼
1.1
Average Monthly Spread to Benchmark*
0
200
400
600
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Global High Yield Debt by S&P Rating
0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000
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BB
BB-
B+
B
B-
CCC+
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CCC-
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Proceeds (US$)m
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International Emerging Market Debt Climbs 16.1% I HSBC Takes Top Spot in All International Emerging Market Bonds
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Emerging Markets
All International Emerging Market Bonds (L1) EMEA Emerging Market Bonds (L2)
13
Issuance of Asian G3 currency bonds (US$,Euro, Yen) increased by 57.5% withGovernment and Agencies issuancecapturing a 54.4% market share. The topdeal from the region was IndonesiaRepublic’s US$3 billion sovereign notes.
Asian currency-denominated bonds reacheda quarterly record high of US$59 billion.Issues in Korean Won, Chinese Yuan andIndian Rupee remained the top most offeredcurrencies.
12.4
0.5 2.1
0.3 2.5
1/1/2009-3/31/2009
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-1.811.3
-611.1
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch 4.4 11.35.0HSBC Holdings PLC 5.4 13.9
Share
Top Five Total 27.1 -
UBS 6.1Barclays Capital 6.0
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Imputed Fees mputed FeesMkt.▲
Mkt. Chg. in
Total 38.48
Share Mkt. ShareManager US$m Rank1.5 ▲
- -
Asian G3 Currency Bonds (ex-Japan ex-Australia) (AR2) - Imputed Fees
-110.1
Bookrunner Deals
4
Deutsche Bank AG 5.4
Meritz Securities Co Ltd 69.0 3.6Dongbu Securities 108.0
108* 5.7
108.0
Barclays Capital 192.8 4
Standard Chartered PLC 113.8 7
135.4 5Korea Development Bank 118.8
Samsung Securities
6
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100.01,165.4
Industry TotalTop Ten Total▲32.6
-3384.1
▲
21
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7.1
- -1.4
210.9
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UBS 1,739.5
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Asia Deals Intelligence Asian G3 Currency Bonds (ex-Japan ex-Australia) (AR2)
2.1Mkt. ShareUS$m Rank
13.62.6
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25.8
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1 17.04Woori Invest & Sec Co Ltd7Daewoo Securities Co Ltd
NH Investment & Sec Co Ltd 213.09
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3 11.2218.3 2 11.5
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10Top Ten Total 10,281.6 -
550.5Credit Suisse 545.8
Industry Total
1/1/2009-3/31/2009Chg. in
1/1/2008-3/31/2008Proceeds Mkt.Mkt.
US$m Rank Share
All Asian Securitized Bonds (ex-Japan ex-Australia) (AZ2)
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Mkt. ShareProceeds Mkt.
Asian Currency Bonds - Highest Quarterly Volume l Asian G3 Bonds Up 57.5% l Indonesia's US$3 billion notes - Top Deal
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2 13.51
31,490.0
15.7
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Rank Share
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42.4 ▲- -
3,547.4▲
22 3.5
No.
HSBC Holdings PLC
Share
Barclays Capital
1,429.8
Bookrunner Deals
No.
All Asian Currencies including CDs, CPs (ex-Japan ex-Australia) (AS1)
11,068.4 7,028.1
Proceeds1/1/2009-3/31/2009
100.0- 11
2Woori Invest & Sec Co LtdBookrunner US$m
3,777.53,705.0
Rank1
▲3.1 ▲
4.4
-7.5
- -
2.5 ▲
▼-0.6 ▼-4.0
1.9 ▲-1.6 ▼
-1.4 ▼▲▲-
2.38.8-
271
3.27.60.9
6.3 66
4.0 19
4
384
4.128
5.9
100.020 3,387.0 37,510.3- - 545 100.0
6
Rank1.7
318
4.0
3,481.4
2,371.52,116.8
3
2,373.3
15.3
43.8 100.0
26.6-
Source: Thomson Reuters/Freeman & Co.
1/1/2008-3/31/2008
Share11
▲▲- -
70.4100.0
0.0 5.4
4.992.9
100.0
Mkt.
Tongyang Investment Bank
Daewoo Securities Co Ltd
- --19.8 ▼
- -
32
35.86.1
6 7.2
BNP Paribas SA 5.08Goldman Sachs & Co7
9
Tongyang Investment Bank
Mkt. Chg. in No.
▲8.7 ▲2.8
Bank of America Merrill LynchRBSMorgan Stanley
8.4 3
638.3678.8
Industry Total 1,904.2
- -
Top Ten Total 1,601.0
3.1 ▲
--
- -
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Australian DCM activity was almost entirelycomprised of issuers from the governmentand agency sector, which captured 79.4% oftotal deal volume.
Australian government guaranteed bondissuance totaled US$16.9 billion, accountingfor 76.3% of the Australian international debtvolume in the first quarter of 2009.
Proceeds
Australia Deals Intelligence
Government and Agencies Sector Drive Australian DCM l ANZ's AU$3.2 billion issue - Top Deal
All Australian Debt (ex self-funded) (AJ3a)
Bookrunner AU$mWestpac Banking 4,757.1
Commonwealth Bank of Australia 3,371.44,307.4
1
National Australia Bank
ANZ Banking Group
Macquarie GroupUBS
HSBC Holdings PLCJP Morgan
2,964.5
ShareMkt.
Rank
▼
Rank
- -
-0.8Mkt. Share
Chg. in
2
4
7012,729.0 100.08,462.7 66.6
95
Top Ten Total 18,397.3- 75
Goldman Sachs & Co
-
Top Ten Total 22,048.7
UBS 1,321.6 91,396.6 8
Nomura
6.0
100.0
RBC Capital Markets 1,170.8 10 5.383.0
Industry Total 22,188.7
- -2 14.5
5 7.5
6.373
411 3.9
10.11,435.9 7 6.59HSBC Holdings PLC 1,549.9 6 7.0
3.7Bank of America Merrill Lynch 1,557.7 5 7.0 3 16 0.6 6.4Barclays Capital 1,846.4 4 8.3
1,969.7 3 8.9 7
1/1/2008-3/31/2008
17.0
Mkt.Share
Industry Total
Bookrunner
-22,641.9
1/1/2009-3/31/2009Mkt.
29
No.
1,172.3 61,082.0
3.8893.4 4.0
9.4
8
313.1
54
4.85.2
3
Deutsche Bank AG 512.5 10- 97.5 30.7
62,804.441
2
Chg. in
Australia Debt
Daiwa Securities SMBCJP Morgan 2,556.1
42,133.1
855.0 9Suncorp Metway Ltd
7
5
Rank
http://banker.thomsonib.com
2
-16.4
▲▲
-0.5
1311
-
3.29
-0.311*
10.83
1/1/2008-3/31/2008
21.047
-3
19.0
Deals Share
1/1/2009-3/31/2009
14.9
72
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US vs Australian Securitizations - Quarterly Totals
$0
$100,000
$200,000
$300,000
$400,000
$500,000
$600,000
1Q07 2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q08 2Q 3Q 4Q
* excludes Collateralized Debt Obligations
Proc
eeds
(US$
b)
$0
$1,000
$2,000
$3,000
$4,000
$5,000
$6,000
Proc
eeds
(US$
b)
Proceeds US Securitizations (US$b) Proceeds AU Securitizations (US$b)
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Japan Deals IntelligenceYen-denominated bond volume in the firstquarter of 2009 remained unchanged fromdeal volume during the same period in 2008.The sharp drop in the securitization marketwas cancelled out by the domestic corporatebond activity.
The ¥3 trillion Japanese domestic corporatebond volume of first quarter 2009 marked thehighest in a decade. The ¥450 billion issuefrom Bank of Tokyo Mitsubishi UFJ was thelargest deal in this category.
The Financials sector remained most activeamongst corporate issuers with 36% of thetotal proceeds. Deal activity in the HighTechnology sector grew more than eighttimes to ¥639 billion.
Government guaranteed bonds were issuedfor the first time since 1998 by WestpacBanking Corp and Australia and NewZealand Banking Group Ltd, each raisingover ¥100 billion.
All Bonds in Yen (AP5)
Mkt. Chg. in No.1/1/2009-3/31/2009 1/1/2008-3/31/2008
Imputed fees are calculated using Freeman & Co. proprietary algorithm where spreads or fees are not disclosed. Deal fees are on agross basis before all expenses. Each underwriter or advisor is allocated its share of deal fees using Freeman & Co. allocationmethodology, based on the number of underwriters or advisors on the deal and their role. No fees are allocated to syndicated members.
Full credit is given to the bookrunner, equal if joint books. In cases of underwriter consolidation, credit is given to the surviving/parentfirm. Non-US dollar denominated transactions are converted to the US dollar equivalent at the time of announcement.
Long term league tables exclude deals with a minimum life of less than 1.5 years (or 18 months), except for Asian local currencydenominated bonds and all securitized tranches, which require a minimum life of more than 360 days. Minimum life defined as thedifference between the settlement date and the earliest maturity date or first call/put option.
US marketplace league tables include US dollar denominated domestic, Yankee, Global and Euro/144a bond and preferred stocktransactions. Global bond league tables include domestic, foreign, Global, Euromarket and Euro/144a bond and preferred stocktransactions issued in any currency.
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Ranking Criteria Summary
Tel: +1 646 223 8455Salvatore ReresUnited States
Transactions must be received within 5 business days of pricing. (Rule 144a transactions sold exclusively in the US market, MBS, ABStransactions in all markets and all Federal Credit Agency transactions must be received within 5 business days of settlement.)Transactions not received by the applicable deadline are entered into the database but classified as rank ineligible and are not includedin league tables for the current calendar year.
All league tables are based on deal proceeds (total issue amount multiplied by the issue price) unless otherwise stated and current dataand previous year's data is as of 9:00am EST on March 31, 2009.
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Database coverage includes all US public, Euro public and Rule 144a fee eligible global debt transactions (including Global bonds,Euro/144a transactions, Yankee Bonds, Eurobonds, Foreign Bonds and preferred stock) as well as MBS, ABS & Tax Munis.
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