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Primary debt survey

The world’s largest borrowers in the international bond markets rate the products and services offered by the biggest deal arrangers. Who's best at pricing and distribution, team coverage, secondary market support and issuer research? Find out here. 

Find out who funding officials at borrowers in the global debt capital markets think are the best at servicing their clients across various service categories, by major currency sectors and by product types.

Voter breakdown:

Corporate 48.94%
Sovereign, Supranational, Agency 26.95%
Bank 24.11%

Find extended results online – Euromoney subscribers can access the full results online, including the Top 30 primary debt houses overall.

2010 Fixed income research, Best borrowers and Primary debt surveys are live June 4th. 





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June 2007

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June 2006

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