UOB is No 2 in Q1 ranking, followed by Chinese and Australian banks
DBS Bank has become the go-to bank for syndicated finance as its strong balance sheet and ability to structure complex loans help it win mandates from large multinationals, especially the global commodity houses.
According to Thomson Reuters, in Q1 2013, DBS was ranked the top arranger for syndicated finance in Asia Pacific (ex-Japan), followed by United Overseas Bank. DBS did 20 deals valued at US$5.2 billion while UOB had 10 worth US$4.8 billion.
The rest of the Asia Pacific ex-Japan top 10 league table comprise Chinese and Australian banks.
Syndicated loans in the region in Q1 2013 came to US$60 billion, unchanged year on year. Last year, the total was US$308 billion, down from 2011's record US$341 billion.
According to Thomson Reuters, in Q1 2013, DBS was ranked the top arranger for syndicated finance in Asia Pacific (ex-Japan), followed by United Overseas Bank. DBS did 20 deals valued at US$5.2 billion while UOB had 10 worth US$4.8 billion.
The rest of the Asia Pacific ex-Japan top 10 league table comprise Chinese and Australian banks.
Syndicated loans in the region in Q1 2013 came to US$60 billion, unchanged year on year. Last year, the total was US$308 billion, down from 2011's record US$341 billion.
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