UPDATE: Goldman Slips To Fifth Place In US M&A in 1Q-Dealogic
28 Marzo 2011 - 4:32PM
Dow Jones News
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. (GS) slipped to fifth place in U.S.
merger advisory in the first quarter after missing out on last
week's $39 billion deal between AT&T (T) and Deutsche Telekom's
(DTEGY) T-Mobile USA division.
Goldman also slipped to second place in the global rankings,
measured by the value of deals it advised in the quarter, according
to Dealogic, which released preliminary results on Monday ahead of
the end of the quarter on Thursday.
J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. (JPM) topped the global and U.S.
rankings, according to Dealogic.
The results, while preliminary, highlight the importance of
winning one big assignment in any given period. Goldman was ranked
first this time last year, both globally and in the U.S., while
J.P. Morgan was fifth globally and third in the U.S., according to
Dealogic.
J.P. Morgan was an adviser to Duke Energy (DUK) on its $25.8
billion acquisition of Progress Energy (PGN), the second biggest
announced deal in the quarter, and Deutsche Boerse AG (DBOEF) on
its proposed $12.5 billion takeover of NYSE Euronext (NYX). Goldman
was one of the advisers for NYSE Euronext.
Along with other rivals of Goldman, J.P. Morgan got a lift in
the AT&T deal, which was the biggest announced during the
quarter. AT&T's other advisers, the boutique firms Evercore
Partners (EVR) and Greenhill & Co. (GHL), jumped to 11th and
12th, respectively, in the global rankings and ninth and 12th in
the U.S. among deal advisers. Among T-Mobile's banks, Morgan
Stanley (MS) placed third globally and second in the U.S., Deutsche
Bank AG (DB) was fifth globally and fourth in the U.S. and Credit
Suisse (CS) was fourth globally and third in the U.S.
The rankings are closely watched barometers and mostly bragging
rights for the banks, which include them in their pitch books to
prospective clients. Goldman's quarter wasn't a complete wash. It
still ranked first in global revenue, with $335 million in fees.
But it came in second in U.S. revenue, behind J.P. Morgan, with
$166 million.
-By Liz Moyer, Dow Jones Newswires; 212-416-2512;
liz.moyer@dowjones.com
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