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World’s Best Investment Banks 2020: Deals Of The Year
Deals in transportation, telecom, pharma and ports, plus another high-flying IPO, took blue-ribbon honors this year.
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World’s Best Investment Banks 2020: Debt
Coronavirus, low interest rates and credit quality doubts impact debt, yet some players still show considerable optimism.
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World’s Best Investment Banks 2020: Derivatives
Citi relies on solid team strength and a complete suite of products to satisfy clients, while SocGen shuffles its team and BNP buys into markets.
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World’s Best Investment Banks 2020: Equity
Global Finance’s best investment banks posted robust numbers, despite signs of slowing in the global economy.
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World’s Best Investment Banks 2020: Fintech
Venture investment is just one way banks are rushing to keep up with the opportunities afforded by the fintech explosion.
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World’s Best Investment Banks 2020: Global Winners
Economic expansion in 2019 provided solid growth for investment banks, but the COVID-19 epidemic suggests contraction ahead.
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World’s Best Investment Banks 2020: M&A
With deal volume easing, global advisers are looking to new themes like environmental, social and governance criteria and strategic resets by companies seeking new markets and efficiencies.
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World’s Best Investment Banks 2020: Sector Winners
These sector winners made the best of a lackluster year.
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World’s Best Investment Banks 2020: US Regional Winners
Banks across the US have been making moves, cutting deals and merging. Global Finance announces the country’s best regional investment banks.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Aon Acquires Willis Towers In Biggest Deal Of The Year
The COVID-19 was excluded from potential triggers of a material adverse effect that could scuttle the deal.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Big Banks Reverse Course, Stop Buying Own Shares
Less buybacks means more money for lending.