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Quarter-on-Quarter: Who's winning; who isn't?

Analysts at Morgan Stanley have assembled some detailed tables looking at banks' performance on a quarterly basis since 1Q09. We've reproduced the information in them (in our own tables below).

The figures show a dispersal of market share in IBD, with big players losing out as the likes of BarCap make headway. Citigroup has lost out in most markets, but particularly in equities and FICC. Deutsche has made some remarkable equities gains as it rebalances its business. And when changes to the value of its own debt are factored in, RBS has substantially increased its share of global FICC revenues.

IBD revenue shares

IBD revenues.

Source: Morgan Stanley

Equities revenue shares

Equities revenues.

SocGen excl legacy assets.

Source: Morgan Stanley

FICC revenue shares

FICC revenues.

Barc and RBS inc credit marks; SocGen excl legacy assets.

Source: Morgan Stanley

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AUTHORSarah Butcher Global Editor
  • BB
    BB
    16 May 2010

    No comments on the missing of Lazard, Rothschild and alike.

    If you do a line chart for the IBD division, market shares of GS and BarCap are in perfect symmetry. Nomura is following the trend set by GS, albeit from a much lower start and in a less volatile way; RBS is showing a very interesting V turn; Commercial banks (British and French) are constantly losing market share.

  • Ri
    Rich
    14 May 2010

    Im winning

  • To
    Tony Montana
    14 May 2010

    The cold truth is interest should not be charged on money and until this stops, there will be at least 2 recessions every 100 years affecting our coming generations.

  • Bi
    Big Rob
    14 May 2010

    Doesn't even come close to their losses but there we go.

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