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Citi Tops Global ABS, CDO Rankings (2007)
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Citi Tops Global ABS, CDO Rankings (2007)
January 18, 2008
>> Click here to view the Global 2007 League Tables >> Click here to view the US 2007 League Tables >> Click here to view the European 2007 League Tables Citi topped the list of global bookrunners in both asset-backed securities and collateralized debt obligations in 2007 league tables compiled by Dealogic for Total Securitization. In ABS the bank underwrote $87 billion in 145 deals for a 10% market share. In CDOs, the firm led $41.1 billion, or 52 deals, for a 13.4% market share. Morgan Stanley took top billing in the global commercial mortgage-backed securities tables with $43.9 billion in volume, while Lehman Brothers topped the global residential mortgage-backed securities rankings with $97.4 billion.
The runners up in ABS globally were JPMorgan and Merrill Lynch with 136 and 109 deals each, respectively. In CDOs, the global runners-up to the top spot were Merrill with $36.2 billion ...
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