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Published by: Global Industry Analysts
Published: Sep. 1, 2008 - 165 Pages
Table of Contents
- 1.Industry Overview
- Alternative Investments Witness Rapid Growth
- Hedge Funds Sector Growing Fast
- Table 1: Global Hedge Fund Assets:
- 2000-2005
- Globalization Drives Industry Growth
- Technology Advancements Spur Productivity
- Demographics Propel Investment Markets
- 2.Industry Structure
- Investment Management Industry
- Investment Banking & Brokerage Industry
- Alternative Investments
- Hedge Funds
- Managed Futures
- Exchange-Traded Funds
- Separately Managed Accounts
- Table 2: 2005 Top 10 Securities Companies
- by Revenue (In $ billion)
- Private Equity
- 3.A Review of Industry Segments
- Investment Management
- Table 3: Worldwide Investment Management Growth for the Period 2004-2005
- Asset Management Industry
- Current Scenario
- Table 4: Worldwide Assets Under Management (AUM) by Select Region/Country (2005): Annual Estimates in US$ Trillion for North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific/other, and Japan
- Sector Gains Momentum
- Factors Governing the Market
- New Regulatory Requirements
- Relationship between Asset Management
- Firms and Third Party Distributors
- Governance Codes or Laws
- Alternative Investments Drive Market
- Growth
- Corporate Initiatives to Improve
- Performance
- Expanding Operations
- Year 2005 in Review
- Mutual Funds Market - A Review
- Table 5: Global Number of Mutual Funds by Region: Annual Estimates for 2004 and for Europe, Americas, Asia-Pacific,and Africa
- Net Assets of Mutual Funds Worldwide
- Table 6: Global Net Assets Value of Mutual Funds by Region: Annual Estimates for 2004 and 2005 in US$ Million for Americas, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and Africa
- Market Drivers
- Institutional Asset Management
- Table 7: World Leading Institutional Asset Managers: 2004
- Custody Assets Market
- Pension Funds Market
- Sector Gains Importance
- Merger Funds
- Investment Banking
- Industry Overview
- Sponsorships Drives Up the Investment
- Banking Sector
- Investment and Commercial Banking
- Convergence to Drive the Market
- Table 8: Worldwide Leading Investment
- Banks by Debt Amount: 2004
- Table 9: Worldwide Leading Investment
- Banks by Equity and Equity-Related
- Amount: 2004
- Table 10: Leading Global Banks by Market Capitalization: Annual Estimates in Euro Billion for HSBC, UBS, Royal Bank of Scotland, SCH, BNP Paribas, ING, UniCredito Italiano, Barclays Bank, BBVA, Credit Suisse, HBOS, Societe Generale, Deutsche Bank, Credit Agricole, Lloyds TSB, ABN AMRO, Fortis, KBC, Banca Intesa, and Standard
- Chartered
- Table 11: Global Leading Banks by Brand Value (2005): Annual Estimates in
- US$ Million for Citi, HSBC, Bank of America, American Express, Santander, UBS, Wells Fargo, BNP Paribas, Barclays, and
- JP Morgan Chase
- Table 12: Worldwide Leading Private Banks (2006): Assets Under Management (AUM) in US$ Billion for Merrill Lynch, UBS, Citigroup, Melton Bank, Credit Suisse, Bank of America, JP Morgan, Morgan Stanley, HSBC, Wachovia, Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs, Julius Baer, ABN Amro, BNP Paribas, Barclays Wealth, Sal Oppenheim, Banco Santander Central Hispano, Dresdner Bank, Lombard Odier Darier
- Hentsch
- Underwriting - A Significant Contributor to
- Investment Banking Industry
- Debt Underwriting
- Table 13: Percentage Revenue Breakdown of Debt Underwriting: 2004
- Table 14: Worldwide Investment Grade Revenues by Bank: 2004
- Equity Underwriting
- Table 15: Revenue Breakdown of Equity Underwriting: 2004
- M&A Advisory Business
- Worldwide Leading Financial Advisors for Announced M&A Transactions
- Table 16: Worldwide Leading M&A Advisors for Announced Deals: 2004
- Table 17: Worldwide Leading M&A Advisors for Completed Deals: 2004
- A Review of the World M&A Transactions
- in 2004
- Table 18: Global Merger and Acquisitions by Sector 2003 & 2004
- Table 19: Major M&A Deals in 2004
- Securities Industry
- Table 20: Stock and Bond Issues Worldwide
- by Manager: 2004
- Alternative Investments
- Hedge Funds
- Table 21: Hedge Funds Industry Growth in terms of Assets and Number of Funds: 1995- 2005
- Investors in Hedge Funds Industry
- Leading Hedge Fund Managers
- Table 22: Global Leading Hedge Fund Management Companies (2006): Assets in US$ Million for Goldman Sachs Asset Management, Bridgewater Associates, D.E. Shaw Group, Farallon Capital Management, ESL Investments, Barclays Global Investors, Och-Ziff Capital Management Group, Man Investments, Tudor Investment Corp., and Caxton Associates
- Regional Landscape
- Hedging Strategies
- Types of Hedge Funds
- Single-manager funds
- Funds of Hedge Funds (FOHFs)
- Problems Faced by the Hedge Fund
- Industry
- Strategies Adopted by Hedge Fund
- Industry
- Private Equity
- 4.Mergers and Acquisitions
- 5.Strategic Corporate Developments
- 6.Product/Service Launches
- REGIONAL MARKET ANALYSES
- 1.United States
- Investment Management
- A Recent Past Perspective
- Table 23: Banking Industry in North America (2005): Percentage Breakdown of Cash and Investment Portfolio by Category - Retirement Accounts, Stocks, Pooled Investment Funds, Transaction Accounts, Other managed Assets, Bonds, Cash Value Life Insurance,
- and Other
- Table 24: United States Hedge Funds and Private Equity Market (2003-2005): Total Assets in US$ Million
- Table 25: Investment Mix of Private Defined Benefit Plan Assets by Type in the US: 2003 through 2005 in Billions of US$ for Equity Bonds, Mutual Funds, Cash Items,
- and Other Assets
- Table 26: United States Investment Market (2005): Total Assets of US-Registered Investment Companies in US$ Billion by
- Select Asset Type - Exchange-Traded Fund Assets, Closed-End Fund Assets, and Unit Investment Trust Assets
- Table 27: United States Investment Market (2003-2005): Number of Investment
- Companies by Type - Mutual Funds, Unit Investment Trust, Closed-End Funds, and Exchange-Traded Funds
- Table 28: United States Investment Industry (2005): Percentage Breakdown of
- Employment by Job Type - Investor
- Servicing, Fund Management,Fund Administration, Sales, and
- Distribution
- Table 29: Leading Mortgage Originators in the US Market (2005): Mortgage
- Origination Value in US$ Billion for Countrywide, Wells Fargo, Washington
- Mutual, Chase Home Finance, Bank of America, CitiMortgage, GMAC Residential, Ameriquest, GMAC-RFC,and IndyMac
- Revenues for Investment-Advice Services - A Recent Past Perspective
- Friedman Billings Ramsey (FBR)
- Market Outlook
- Mutual Funds Market in the US
- Table 30: United States Mutual Fund
- Industry: Number of Funds, Total Net Assets,and Number of Shareholder Accounts for 2003 through 2005
- Table 31: United States Mutual Fund Industry (2005): Households Owning Mutual Funds (%), Average Investment of Fund-Owning Households in Mutual Funds (In US$), and Aggregate of
- All Household Financial Investments
- in Mutual Funds (%)
- Table 32: United States Select Mutual Funds by Fund Name (2006): 1-Year Returns and 3-Year Returns in Percentages for Jacob Internet, Matthews Asian Technology, Royce Technology Value Service, Waddell & Reed Adv Science & Tech A, T. Rowe Price Global Technology,
- Quant Emerging Markets Ord, Excelsior Emerging Markets, Evergreen Emerging
- Markets Growth A, and RS Emerging
- Markets A
- Table 33: Financial Services Mutual Funds (1-Year Total Return and 3-Year Annualized Total Return) by Fund Name in the US: 2005 in Percentages for Merrill Lynch Global Financial Svcs B, Forward Emerald Banking and Finance A, Fidelity Select Brokerage & Investment, and Others
- Table 34: United States Mutual Fund Industry: Number of Share Classes for 2004 and 2005 by Fund Type -Equity Funds, Bond Funds, Money Market Funds, and Hybrid Funds
- Table 35: United States Mutual Fund Industry: Number of Shareholder Accounts in ‘000 for 2004 and 2005 by Long-term Fund Type -
- Equity Funds, Money Market Funds,Bond Funds, and Hybrid Funds
- Table 36: Number of Mutual Funds in the US by Type: 2005
- Table 37: United States Mutual Fund Industry: Total Net Assets in US$ Billion for 2004 and 2005 by Long-term Fund Type - Equity Funds, Money Market Funds, Bond Funds,and Hybrid Funds
- Table 38: Assets in 401(K) Plans by Type in the US: 2003 through 2005 in Billions of US$ for Mutual Fund 401(K) Plan Assets, and Other 401(k) Plan Assets
- Table 39: Top Ten Mutual Fund Companies by Assets in the US: 2005 in Billions of US$ for Fidelity Investments, Vanguard Group,Capital Research & Management,and Others
- Table 40: United States Leading Mutual Fund Management Firms by Direct-contribution
- (DC) Assets (2005 & 2006): Annual Estimates in US$ Million for Fidelity Investments, The Vanguard Group, Barclays Global Investors, State Street Global Advisors, T. Rowe Price, Nationwide Financial, JP Morgan Retirement Plan Services, Prudential Retirement, Principal Financial Group, ING, INVESCO, Charles Schwab Corporate Services, Wells Fargo,Lincoln Financial Group, and MassMutual
- Financial Services
- Table 41: United States’ Leading Mutual Fund Management Companies by Non-US Securities/Assets Under Management (2005): Annual Estimates in US$ Million for Barclays Global Investors, Capital Group Cos., State
- Street Global Advisors, AXA Group, J.P.
- Morgan Asset Mgmt, Franklin Resources,Fidelity Investments, Legg Mason, Merrill
- Lynch Investment Managers, Morgan Stanley Investment Mgmt, Wellington Mgmt Co., Allianz Global Investors of America, AIG Global Investment Group, Mellon Financial Corp.,and Ameriprise Financial
- Table 42: Leading US Banks by Mutual Fund & Annuity Fee Income (2005 & 2006): Annual Estimates in US$ ‘000 for Bank of America,
- N.A., Wachovia Bank, N.A., JP Morgan Chase Bank, N.A., Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.,
- The Bank of New York, U.S. Bank N.A., Fifth Third Bank, Pnc Bank, N.A., Keybank N.A.,and Amsouth Bank
- Asset Concentration
- Table 43: Asset-Backed Security Sources by Category in the US: 2003 through 2005 in Billions of US$ for Agency Securities, Mortgages, Consumer Loans, Business
- Loans, and Trade Receivables
- Investor Demand and Financial Markets - A Recent Past Review
- Institutional Long Term Bond Funds by Assets
- Table 44: Leading Institutional Long Term Bond Funds by Assets in the US: 2004 in Millions of US$ for Pimco Long-Term U.S. Govt. Fund (Inst’l), Pimco Long-Term U.S. Govt. Fund (Admin), Loomis Sayles U.S. Govt. Securities, Fund, and CDC Nvest Gov’t Securities Fund
- Equity Funds
- Money Market Funds
- Retail Money Market Funds
- Institutional Money Market Funds
- Mutual Fund Ownership
- Closed-end Funds in the US
- (A Historic Review)
- Table 45: Assets of Closed-End Funds by
- Type of Fund in the US: 2000-2003
- Table 46: Number of Closed-End Funds by
- Type of Fund in the US: 2000-2003
- Unit Investment Trusts Market
- (A Historic Review)
- Table 47: New Deposits of Unit Investment Trust in the US by Type of Trust:2000-2004
- Table 48: Assets of Unit Investment Trusts
- in the US by Type of Trust: 2000-2003
- Separately Managed Accounts (SMA)
- Market in the US
- Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs)
- (A Historic Review)
- Table 49: Retirement Assets Invested in
- Mutual Funds, 2000-2003
- Investment Banking
- US Regulators
- Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
- National Association of Securities Dealers
- (NASD)
- US Underwriting Market
- (A Recent Past Review)
- Table 50: Underwriting Revenues in the US:
- 2000- 2004
- Table 51: Leading Loan Underwriters
- in the US: 2004
- Debt Underwriting
- Table 52: US Investment Grade Revenues by Bank: 2004
- Merger & Acquisition Advisory Market in the
- Recent Past
- Financial Advisors for Announced M&A
- Transactions
- Table 53: Mergers & Acquisitions in the US
- (In US$ Billion)
- Table 54: Leading Financial Advisors for Announced M&A Transactions in the US: 2004 (In US$ Billion)
- Table 55: Leading Financial Advisors for Completed M&A Transactions in the US: 2004
- US Securities Industry
- Table 56: Mergers And Acquisitions of US Securities Firms (In Numbers)
- Spending on IT
- Table 57: IT Spending by US Securities Companies: 2003-2007 (In US$ billion)
- Table 58: Revenues from the US Securities
- (In US$ Billion)
- Table 59: Persons Employed in the US
- Securities Industry (In Thousand)
- Table 60: 2004 Top 10 Securities Companies
- by Revenue (In US $ billion)
- Table 61: Daily Share Trade in Premier US
- Stock Exchanges (In Million)
- Table 62: Foreign Trade in US Securities
- and US Trade in Foreign Securities
- (In US$ Billion)
- Table 63: Foreign Holding in US Securities and US Holding in Foreign Securities
- (In US$ Billion)
- Initial Public Offerings (IPO) Market-
- A Recent Past Review
- Table 64: IPO Market in the US: 2000-
- (In US$ Billion)
- Leading Money Management Companies
- Table 65: United States’ Leading Money Management Companies by Total Assets Under Management (AUM): Annual Estimates for 2004 and 2005 in US$ Million for Barclays Global Investors, State Street Global Advisors, Fidelity Investments, Capital Group Cos., Legg Mason, J.P. Morgan Asset Mgmt, AXA Group, Allianz Global Investors, Mellon Financial Corp, and Vanguard Group
- Leading Institutional Investors
- Table 66: Leading Institutional Investors by Under Management Assets of Non-U.S. Securities in the US: 2004 in Billions of US$
- for Fidelity Investments, State Street Global Advisors, Barclays Global Investors, J.P. Morgan Fleming Asset Mgmt, Capital Group Cos., Mellon Financial Corp., Merrill Lynch Inv. Managers, Citigroup, Axa Financial, Morgan Stanley Inv. Mgmt, Vanguard Group, UBS Global Asset Mgmt, Allianz Dresdner
- Asset Mgmt of America, Amvescap,
- and Putnam Investments
- Alternative Investments in the US
- Table 67: Leading Companies’ Alternative Investments in the US: 2004 in Millions of US$ for Fidelity Investments, State Street Global Advisors, J.P. Morgan Fleming Asset Mgmt, Mellon Financial Corp., Merrill Lynch Investment Managers, Citigroup,
- Axa Financial, Morgan Stanley Investment Mgmt, UBS Global Asset Mgmt, Amvescap, Putnam Investments, Bank of America Corp., Goldman Sachs Asset Mgmt, BlackRock/
- PNC, and Prudential Financial
- Venture Capital Investments
- Table 68: Leading Venture Capital Deal Amount by Investors and Target Company in the US: 2004 in Million of US$ for Reliant Pharmaceuticals LLC, WildBlue Communications, Archipelago LLC, Eagle Test Systems Inc., GCA Services Group Inc., Synta Pharmaceuticals Corp., AECOM Technology Corp., Matrix Semiconductor Inc., MetroPCS Inc., Peninsula Pharmaceuticals
- Brokers/Dealers
- Major Firms
- Regional Brokers
- New York City (NYC) Area Regionals
- Discounters
- Table 69: 2004 US Assets of Security Broker/Dealers (In $ Billion)
- Concentration
- Table 70:2004 Revenue Concentration
- (In %)
- Table 71:2004 Revenue Concentration
- by Capital (In %)
- 2.Canada
- Table 72: Select Banks in Canada (2005): Percentage Breakdown of Mutual Funds Under Management for IGM Financial, RBC Asset Management, CI Investment, CIBC Asset Management, AIM Trimark Investment,
- TD Asset Management, Fidelity Investment,
- BMO Investment, and Others
- Table 73: Leading Banks in Canada by Average Total Deposits Value: Annual Estimates for
- 2004 through 2006 in CAN$ Million for RBC Financial Group, TD Bank Financial Group, Scotiabank, BMO Financial Group, CIBC,
- National Bank of Canada, Laurentian
- Bank of Canada, and Canadian
- Western Bank
- Canadian Securities Industry
- Integrated Firms
- Institutional Firms
- Retail Firms
- Access to Capital for Businesses and
- Governments
- The Increasing Importance of the Canadian
- Securities Industry
- Outlook
- Table 74: Leading Financial Advisors for Completed M&A Transactions in
- Canada: 2004
- 3.Japan
- Table 75: Japanese Asset Management Market (2005): Management Revenues in Billion Yen by Firm Type - Investment Advisory Firms, Public Investment Trusts, Trust Banks, Private
- Investment Trusts, and Life Insurer
- Japanese Market Scenario for Fund Managers’
- Investments in Japanese Bonds
- Table 76: Leading Money Management Firms by Japanese Bonds in Japan: 2004 in Billions of
- US$ for Kampo, Zenkyoren, Nippon Life Insurance Group, Pension Fund Association, Sumitomo Life Insurance Group, Daiwa Securities Group, UFJ Holdings, Tokio
- Marine & Fire Insurance Group, Daido Life Insurance Group, Asahi Mutual Life Insurance Group, Mitsui Mutual Life Insurance Group, Fukoku Mutual Life InsuranceGroup,
- Nikko Asset Mgmt Co. and Meiji
- Life Insurance Group
- Japanese Market Scenario for Fund Managers’
- Investments in Non-Asian Bonds
- Table 77: Leading Money Management Firms by Non Asian Bonds in Japan: 2004 in Millions of US$ for Tokio Marine & Fire Insurance Group, Sumitomo Life Insurance Group, Kampo, Zenkyoren, UFJ Holdings, Mitsui Mutual Life Insurance Group, Meiji Life Insurance Group, Nippon Life Insurance Group, Asahi Mutual Life Insurance Group, Daido Life Insurance Group, Daiwa Securities Group, Fukoku Mutual Life Insurance Group, and Nikko Asset Mgmt Co.
- Japanese Market Scenario for Fund Managers’
- Investments in Asian (Excl. Japan) Bonds
- Table 78: Leading Money Management Firms by Asian (Excl. Japan) Bonds in Japan: 2004 in Millions of US$ for Asahi Mutual Life Insurance Group, Sumitomo Life Insurance Group, Daiwa Securities Group, Nikko Asset Mgmt Co., Fukoku Mutual Life Insurance Group, UFJ Holdings,
- Daido Life Insurance Group, Mitsui Mutual
- Life Insurance Group, and Nippon Life
- Insurance Group
- Japanese Fund Management Companies by
- Total Assets
- Table 79: Leading Japanese Fund Management Companies by Total Assets Value (2006):
- Annual Estimates in US$ Million for Kampo (Postal Life Insurance Service), Nippon Life Insurance Group, Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group, Zenkyoren (National Mutual Insurance), Dai-ichi Mutual Life Insurance Group, Meiji Yasuda Life Insurance Group, Mitsui Trust Financial Group, Mizuho Financial Group, Sumitomo Life Insurance Group, and
- Sumitomo Trust & Banking Group
- Japanese Market Scenario for Fund Managers’
- Investments in Other Instruments
- Table 80: Leading Money Management Firms by
- Miscellaneous (Excl. Equities, Bonds, Cash & Equivalent) in Japan: 2004 in Billions of US$
- for Nippon Life Insurance Group, Meiji Life Insurance Group, Zenkyoren, Mitsui Mutual
- Life Insurance Group, Asahi Mutual Life Insurance Group, Fukoku Mutual Life Insurance Group, Tokio Marine & Fire Insurance Group, Daido Life Insurance Group, Sumitomo Life Insurance Group, Nikko Asset Mgmt Co., and UFJ Holdings
- 4.A European Perspective
- Investment Management
- Cross-Border Funds and Increased Use of
- Internet Fuels Up the Asset Management
- Sector
- Table 81: Fund Money Management Industry
- in Europe (2006): Percentage Breakdown of Value Sales by Leading Country - France, UK, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, Spain, Belgium,
- and Others
- Table 82: Europe’ Leading Money Management Companies by Total Assets Under Management (AUM): Annual Estimates for 2005 in Euro Million for UBS, Barclays Global Investors, Allianz Group, AXA Group, Credit Suisse
- Group, ING Group, and Deutsche
- Asset Mgmt
- Table 83: European Leading Investment Banks
- by Debt-underwriting and Asset-acquisition Fees (2005): Annual Estimates in US$ Million for JP Morgan, Citigroup, Royal Bank of Scotland, Goldman Sachs & Co, Deutsche Bank AG, Morgan Stanley, Lehman Brothers, Credit Suisse, Barclays Capital, and BNP Paribas SA
- Table 84: European Leading Financial Sponsors by Debt-underwriting and Asset-acquisition Fees (2005): Annual Estimates in US$ Million for Cinven Limited, Permira Advisers, CVC Capital Partners, Apax Partners Ltd, 3i Group PLC, PAI partners, BC Partners, EQT Partners, Texas Pacific Group, and Charterhouse
- Prospects
- Table 85: Europe’ Leading Banks by Market Capitalization: Annual Estimates in Euro Billion for HSBC, UBS, Royal Bank of Scotland, SCH, ING, BNP Paribas, Barclays, Credit Suisse, UniCredito Italiano, BBVA, HBOS, Deutsche Bank, Societe Generale, ABN AMRO,Lloyds TSB, Credit Agricole, Fortis, KBC,
- Banca Intesa, and Standard Chartered
- UCITS III Directive
- Hedge Funds Review in Europe
- Table 86: European Leading New Hedge
- Funds by Assets (2006): Annual Estimates in US$ Million for SRM Global, Cevian Capital II, Montrica Global Opportunities, MKM
- Longboat Multi-Strategy, Algebris Global Financials, GSA Capital GMN, Brevan
- Howard Equity Strategies, COMAC,
- Lansdowne Emerging Markets, and ZA International
- Key Strategies
- Table 87: Hedge Funds Market in Europe:
- Percentage Breakdown by Strategy
- Regional Landscape
- 4a.France
- Investments in Financial Assets: A Recent
- Past Review
- Table 88: French Assets Management Market: Assets Under Management (AUM) in Euro
- Billion for 2003 through 2006
- Potential Investors
- Aging Population Provides Opportunity
- Table 89: Households Investments in Financial Assets France: 2004 Percentage Market Share for Life Insurance, Mutual funds, Equities,Bonds, Savings accounts, and Cash
- 4b.Germany
- Major German Bond Issuers
- Table 90: Leading Companies by Issued Bond
- in Germany: 2004 in Billions of US$ for Kreditanstalt fuer Wiederaufbau, Bayerische Hypo- und Vereinsbank AG, Landesbank Baden-Wuerttemberg, Landesbank Nordrhein-
- Westfalen, Bayerische Landesbank Girozentrale, Commerzbank AG, Eurohypo AG, Norddeutsche Landesbank Girozentrale, Landesbank
- Schleswig-Holstein Girozentrale, Deutsche Telekom AG, DaimlerChrysler AG, DekaBank Deutsche Girozentrale, Landwirtschaftliche Rentenbank, DePfa Deutsche Pfandbriefbank
- AG, and Land Nordrhein Westfalen
- Table 91: German Banking Industry (2005): Percentage Breakdown of Personal Savings by Bank Type - Sparkassen, Co-operative Banks, Private Sector Banks, Landesbanken,and Others
- 4c.United Kingdom
- Retail Banking
- Table 92: UK Leading Retail Banking Networks (2005): Number of Branches for Royal Bank of Scotland, Lloyds TSB, Barclays, HSBC, HBOS, Abbey, Alliance & Leicester, and Bradford & Bingley
- Table 93: UK’ Leading Lenders by Aggregate Mortgage Balances Outstanding (2005): Annual Estimates in Billion Pounds Sterling for HBOS, Abbey, Nationwide Building Society, Lloyds TSB, Northern Rock, The Royal Bank of Scotland, Barclays, HSBC, Alliance & Leicester,
- Bradford & Bingley, Bristol & West, Britannia Building Society, Portman Building Society, Yorkshire Building Society, and GE Money
- Home Lending
- Leading Asset Managers in the UK Market
- 4d.Russia
- Market Scenario
- IPOs of Russian companies
- Russian Banks
- Table 94: Leading Russian Banks by Total Assets Value (2005): Annual Estimates in US$ Million for Sberbank, Vneshtorgbank, Gazprombank,
- Alfa Bank, MDM Financial Group, Bank of Moscow, Vnesheconombank, Rosbank, International Moscow Bank, Industry and Construction Bank, Ural Siberian Bank, ZAO Raiffeisenbank Austria, Citibank, International Industrial Bank, Bank Petrocommerce, Promsvyazbank, Bank Zenit, Nomos-Bank (Novaya Moskva), Bank of Khanty-Mansiysk,
- and NIKoil IBG Bank
- 4e.Switzerland
- Table 95: Leading Swiss Private Investment Banks by Assets Under Management Value (2006):
- Annual Estimates in US$ Billion for UBS Wealth Management, Credit Suisse Private Banking, Julius Baer Holding, Pictet & Cie, HSBC Private Bank (Suisse), Lombard Odier Darier Hentsch, Union Bancaire Privee, Banque Privee
- Edmond de Rothschild, Bank Sarasin & Cie, EFG Private Bank
- 5.Asia and Asia-Pacific
- Asian Hedge Funds Industry
- Table 96: Asian Hedge Fund Industry (2006): Total Assets Under Management in US$ Billion by Country/Region - Australia, Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Others
- Table 97: Asian Hedge Fund Industry: Number
- of Hedge Fund Products Managed by Country/location - Hong Kong, Australia, Singapore, and Japan
- Table 98: Asia’ Leading Hedge Funds Management Companies (2005): Capital/Assets in US$ Million for Spark Asset Mgmt Co., PMA Capital Mgmt, Asia Debt Mgmt Hong Kong,
- Ward Ferry Mgmt, Penta Investment Advisers, Asuka Asset Mgmt, Halberdier Capital Mgmt, Myojo Asset Mgmt Japan Co., Sofaer Capital,
- and Plaza Asset Mgmt Co.
- Investment Banks
- Leading Cross-border Investment Banks in Asia: 2004
- Leading Investment Banks in Asia: 2004
- Asian Pension Fund
- Table 99: Asian Pension Fund Market (2004): Assets Under Management in US$ Billion by Leading Country - Japan, Australia, Singapore, Hong Kong, South Korea, and Taiwan
- Mutual Funds
- Table 100: Number of Mutual Funds in Asia-Pacific by Select Country: Annual Estimates
- for 2004 and 2005 for Republic of Korea,
- Japan, Hong Kong, New Zealand, Taiwan,
- and India
- Table 101: Net Assets Value of Mutual Funds in Asia-Pacific by Select Country: Annual
- Estimates for 2004 and 2005 in US$ Million for Australia, Japan, Hong Kong, Republic of Korea, Taiwan, India, and New Zealand
- Asian Money Managers by Total Assets
- Table 102: Money Managers by Total Assets in Asia: 2004 in Billions of US$ for State Street Global Advisors, Barclays Global Investors, J.P. Morgan Fleming Asset Mgmt, Deutsche Asset Mgmt, Capital Group, Citigroup Asset Mgmt, ING Group, Schroder Investment Mgmt, UBS Global Asset Mgmt, Alliance Capital Mgmt, Merrill Lynch Investment Managers, Fidelity Investments, Goldman Sachs Asset Mgmt, Franklin Templeton Investments, Allianz Dresdnr Asset Mgmt, HSBC Asset Mgmt (Hong Kong),
- SG Asset Mgmt, Credit Suisse Asset Mgmt, Invesco, and AIG Global Investment Group
- Asian Money Managers by Non-Asian Equities
- Table 103: Asian Money Managers by Australian Bonds in Asia: 2004 in Billions of US$ for UBS Global Asset Mgmt, ING Group, State Street Global Advisors, Credit Suisse Asset Mgmt, Alliance Capital Mgmt, Citigroup Asset Mgmt, Merrill Lynch Investment Managers, Deutsche Asset Mgmt, Barclays Global Investors, HSBC Asset Mgmt (Hong Kong), Franklin Templeton Investments, Goldman Sachs Asset Mgmt, Schroder Investment Mgmt, and AIG Global
- Investment Group
- 5a.Australia
- Hedge Funds
- Table 104: Australian Hedge Funds Industry: Annual Estimates for Assets Under Management (AUM) in A$ Billion for 2003 through 2006
- Table 105: Australian Hedge Funds Industry (2006): Assets Under Management (AUM)
- in A$ Billion for Hedge Fund Managers
- and Fund of Hedge Funds
- Table 106: Australian Hedge Fund Industry (2006): Assets Under Management in A$ Million by Leading Fund Managers - Platinum Asset Management, PM Capital, Barclays Global (Australia), Grinham Managed Funds, AMP Capital Investors, Optimal Fund Management, Basis Capital Funds Management, WestLB
- Asset Management (Australia), Kaiser Trading, and Portfolio Partners
- FOHFs - Play a Crucial Role
- Investment Banking
- Major Fund Management Companies
- Table 107: Leading Fund Management Companies by Total Assets Value in Australia/New Zealand (2005): Annual Estimates in US$ Million for Colonial, Macquarie Bank Group, AMP Capital Investors, BT Financial Group, AXA Asia Pacific Holdings (Australia), State Street Global Advisors Australia, Barclays Global Investors Australia, ING Investment Mgmt, Vanguard Investments Australia,
- Perpetual Investments, UBS Global Asset Mgmt, Deutsche Asset Mgmt (Australia), Platinum Asset Mgmt, Maple--Brown Abbott, and Credit Suisse Asset Mgmt (Australia)
- 5b.China
- A Promising Investment Market
- Investment Banking - A Recent Past
- Perspective
- Fund Management Companies
- Table 108: China’ Select Fund Management Companies by Total Assets Value (2005): Annual Estimates in US$ Million for National Council
- of Social Security Fund, China Southern Fund Mgmt Co., Boshi Fund Mgmt Co., and China Asset Mgmt Co.
- Guidelines for Investments in China
- Chinese Banking Industry - Major Foreign
- Investments in the Recent Past
- Chinese Banking Industry - Major Investments
- by Hong Kong-based Banks in the
- Recent Past
- CEPA and Industry Development in China
- Leading Investment Banks in China: 2004
- Leading Asset Management Companies
- in China
- Table 109: Asset Management Companies by Amount Transferred in China: in Billions of Rmb for China Cinda Asset Management Corp,, China Huarong Asset Management Corp, China GreatWall Asset Management Corp, and China Orient Asset Management Corp
- Table 110: Asset Management Companies by Amount Disposed in China: 2004 in
- Billions of Rmb for China Cinda Asset Management Corp, China Huarong Asset Management Corp, China GreatWall Asset Management Corp, and China Orient Asset Management Corp
- 5c.Hong Kong
- Hong Kong Securities Industry
- Service Providers
- Exports
- Table 111: Hong Kong Retail Deposits Market: HK$ Denominated Deposits and Foreign Currency Deposits in HK$ Trillion for
- 2003 through 2005
- Table 112: Hong Kong Credit Card Accounts, Annual Average Receivables, Charge-
- offs, and Revolve Rate for
- through 2005
- Table 113: Hong Kong’ Select Fund
- Management Companies by Total Assets Value (2005): Annual Estimates in US$ Million for Hong Kong Monetary Authority, Mandatory Provident Fund, and Hong Kong Jockey Club
- 5d.India
- Banking Industry
- Table 114: Indian Banking Industry (2003-
- 2005): Deposits, Advances, and
- Investments in Rs. Crores for
- Nationalized Banks
- Table 115: Leading Indian Banks by Total
- Assets Value: Annual Estimates in US$ Billion
- for State Bank of India, ICICI Bank, Punjab National Bank, Canara Bank, Bank of Baroda, Bank of India, Industrial Development
- Bank of India, Union Bank, Indian Overseas Bank, HDFC Bank, Oriental Bank,
- Indian Bank, Allahabad Bank,
- Corporation Bank, and Andhra Bank
- Table 116: Leading Indian Banks by
- Credit Card Loans Outstanding (2005): Percentage Breakdown of Value Share for Citibank, Standard Chartered, ICICI Bank,State Bank of India, HDFC, HSBC,ABN AMRO, and Others
- Table 117: Leading Indian Banks by Mortgage Lending (2005): Percentage Breakdown of
- Value Share for ICICI Bank, HDFC, State
- Bank of India, LIC Housing Finance,and Others
- Fund Management Companies
- Table 118: India’ Select Fund Management Companies by Total Assets Value (2005):
- Annual Estimates in US$ Million for Life Insurance Corp. of India, State Bank of
- India Group, and UTI Asset Mgmt Co.
- 5e.Taiwan
- New Rules for Mutual Funds
- Table 119: Taiwan’ Select Fund
- Management Companies by Total Assets
- Value (2005): Annual Estimates in US$ Million for Cathay Financial
- Holding Co., First Global InvestmentTrust Co., Fubon Asset Mgmt Co., and Capital Investment Trust Corp.
- 6.The Middle East
- Growing Women Investors in the
- Region
- 7.Latin America
- Investment Banking
- Table 120: Leading Investment Banks/
- Equity Bookrunners in Latin America
- (2005): Investment Value in US$ Billion
- for Credit Suisse, Citigroup, UBS,
- Morgan Stanley, Unibanco,
- Valores Santander, JP Morgan,
- Pactual Banking, BBVA,
- and Inbursa
- Table 121: Leading Bond Investment Banks/
- Bond Bookrunners in Latin America (2005): Issuance Value in US$ Billion for Citigroup, Deutsche Bank, JP Morgan, Credit Suisse, ABN Amro, Banco Bradesco, Morgan Stanley,
- UBS, Merrill Lynch, and BBVA
- Table 122: Leading Financial Advisorsfor Completed M&A, Transactionsin Latin America: 2004
- Leading Asset Managers in Brazil
- Table 123: Leading Asset Managers by
- Volume in Brazil: 2004 in Billions of R$for Bradesco, Banco do Brasil, Itau, CEF, HSBC, Unibanco, Citibank, Bank of America, Santander, and ABN Amro
- GLOBAL DIRECTORY
AbstractThe global outlook series on Investment Services provides a collection of statistical anecdotes, market briefs, and concise summaries of research findings. The report offers a bird’s eye view of the prevalent scenario in the global Investment Services industry. The report provides a rudimentary insight into the industry’s structure, and segmental composition and trends i.e. Asset Management, Mutual Funds, Institutional Asset Management, Investment Banking, Underwriting, Securities, and other alternative investments. Discussions on all of these areas are buttressed with 123 data rich tables and easy-to-understand pictorial data representations. The report also provides an exhaustive compilation of all the recent mergers, and acquisitions. Major markets discussed in the report include United States, Canada, Japan, Europe, France, Germany, UK, Russia, Asia, Australia, China, Hong Kong, and Latin America, among others. The report also includes an indexed, easy-to-refer, fact-finder directory listing the addresses, and contact details of 401 companies worldwide.
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