S-E Asian banks edge out global rivals in regional share sales
Maybank, DBS and CIMB figure in top five arrangers while Credit Suisse heads the list
Singapore
SOUTH-EAST Asian banks are overtaking some of the biggest international securities firms in managing regional stock sales, capitalising on corporate banking relationships and bigger balance sheets to win deals.
Malayan Banking, DBS Group Holdings and CIMB Group Holdings beat all rivals except Credit Suisse Group for the biggest shares of South-east Asia's US$24.1 billion of equity and equity-linked deals last year, data compiled by Bloomberg show.
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