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2018 AU Domestic Credit Issuers - Including Self-Led Deals

2018 Australian Domestic Credit Bond League Table
(including self-led deals)
Jan 1 -  Dec 31 2018

BookrunnerVolume (A$m)No. dealsMarket share (%)
ANZ 18,924 65 26.8
National Australia Bank 14,427 69 20.4
Westpac Institutional Bank 14,696 53 20.8
Commowealth Bank of Australia 9,443 35 13.4
RBC Capital Markets 1,752 8 2.5
UBS 1,548 13 2.2
Morgan Stanley 1,238 6 1.8
Morgans 1,180 5 1.7
Nomura 928 8 1.3
Citi 870 8 1.2
HSBC 846 8 1.2
J.P.Morgan 608 5 0.9
TD Securities 510 3 0.7
Scotiabank 438 2 0.6
Deutsche Bank 350 3 0.5
DBS Bank 350 3 0.5
Bank of China Sydney Branch 285 2 0.4
The Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ  280 2 0.4
Mizuho Securities 250 2 0.4
OCBC Bank 245 2 0.3
ING Bank 200 2 0.3
Standard Chartered Bank 175 1 0.2
SMBC Nikko 170 2 0.2
United Overseas Bank 150 1 0.2
Shaw and Partners 139 2 0.2
FIIG Securities 125 3 0.2
Goldman Sachs 120 1 0.2
Evans and Partners 111 1 0.2
Bank of America Merrill Lynch 67 1 0.1
ICBC 65 1 0.1
Evans Dixon 28 1 0.1
Acacia Partners 20 1 0.1
TOTAL 70,571   100

 Source: KangaNews Dec 31 2018

Note: The last deal completed in the AU domestic market priced on Dec 31 2018. The league table will be updated again when the next deal prices.

Note: Click on the link attached to each bank name to see a list of all league table eligible deals for that bank during the year.


Criteria: No minimum deal size; one-year minimum maturity or call date; dual-tranche issues counted as one deal of both tranches have the same maturity date; settlement date used for date calculations; issuer must be domiciled in Australia; pricing must be disclosed; deal must be syndicated; excludes asset-backed and listed debt securities; bookrunners given equal allocation (unless advised otherwise).

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