| China ranks third in global DCM list |
| Last Updated(Beijing Time):2012-11-30 19:33 |
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China ranked third on the global debt capital markets list, up from seventh place last year and the country's highest ranking ever, financial service provider Dealogic said on Friday.
China's DCM volume continues on a record pace with $410.6 billion in 2012 year-to-date, up 64 percent from the $250.8 billion achieved in the same period last year, and accounting for a 7 percent share of global DCM volume, which is $5.99 trillion.
The United States and Germany lead the global ranking with $2.16 trillion and $439 billion, respectively.
China Development Bank leads the 2012 year-to-date China DCM bookrunners list, with a 7.1 percent market share, worth $29.1 billion.
CITIC Securities and Bank of China followed with $29 billion and $28.5 billion, respectively. |
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