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在亚洲新兴经济体中,印度首次成为对美林(Merrill Lynch)收入贡献最大的国家,突显出该国对全球投资银行的重要性日益增加。
India has for the first time become the biggest revenue contributor among Asia's emerging economies for Merrill Lynch, highlighting the country's increasing importance for global investment banks. The trend was driven by a record flow of share offerings and large mergers1 and acquisitions in India this year, coupled with increasing principal investment by the bank, said Patricia McLaughlin, vice-chairman and managing director, investment banking2 and M&A at DSP Merrill Lynch. "India has become relevant to Merrill Lynch in revenue terms; not only regionally but globally," Ms McLaughlin told the Financial Times. Global investment banks have been rushing to consolidate3 their presence in India during the past few years to take advantage of a rapidly growing economy, booming stock market and a corporate4 sector5 increasingly seeking to expand overseas. Indian M&A volumes this year reached $63.9bn, more than double that of the same period the previous year, by the estimate of Dealogic, the data company. That has been coupled to a surge in new share issuance, with the top 10 investment bank bookrunners underwriting $23.3bn of share sales in India in the year to date; more than twice the amount a year earlier. While recent market turmoil6 could dampen the climate for the remainder of the year, the figures are a qualitative7 improvement on five years ago, when Indian companies sold only $603m of shares. Merrill Lynch did not provide figures for its Indian revenues but said they were larger than those for other markets in Asia excluding Japan and Australia. Ms McLaughlin highlighted a spate8 of share issues this year in which two Indian property companies, two banks and a mining firm raised a total of $10bn during a five week period in June and July. "This is something remarkable9 given where India has come from and also in an Asian context," Ms McLaughlin said. The offerings put Merrill at the top of the league tables for equities10 in India in the year-to-date, according to Dealogic, while UBS led on M&A and Citigroup on debt issuance. Merrill bought a controlling stake from its local partner in their joint11 venture, DSP Merrill Lynch, in 2005 for $500m - a record transaction at the time. Since then, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley have also separated from their domestic partners. The transactions were aimed at allowing the foreign banks to bring more of their own capital into India.
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