Greenwich Associates’ 2014 Global Fixed Income survey, published today,
shows Deutsche Bank has increased its fixed income market share by 10
basis points to 10.1% over the past year to rank No.1 for the fifth year
running.
Colin Fan, Co-Head of Corporate Banking & Securities, said: “The results
confirm that our strategic realignment of the business is paying off
with clients. We are focusing on areas where we can put our balance
sheet to the best possible use and where clients need us most.”
The survey polled over 4,000 fixed investors around the world and is an
industry benchmark.
Greenwich stated in its 2014 Greenwich leaders: Global Fixed Income
publication: “In a time increasingly defined by the implementation and
consequences of new regulations, Deutsche Bank has established itself as
the leader in global fixed- income trading market share.”
The survey revealed gains for Deutsche Bank in government bonds and
investment grade corporate bonds in a year when the Bank moved resources
to these areas from lower priority businesses including credit default
swaps.
Deutsche Bank also increased its market share with US clients by 80
basis points to rank tied first in the largest fixed income market in
the world.
Separately, Deutsche Bank was a top 2 arranger of international bonds in
2014 according to Thomson Reuters, and ranked No 1 for Euromarket issues.
Deutsche Bank is a leading client-centric global universal bank serving
28 million clients worldwide. Deutsche Bank provides commercial and
investment banking, retail banking, transaction banking and asset and
wealth management products and services to corporations, governments,
institutional investors, small and medium-sized businesses, and private
individuals. Deutsche Bank is Germany’s leading bank, with a strong
position in Europe and a significant presence in the Americas and Asia
Pacific.
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