Manager Activity: CDOs

Published May 23, 2005, 12:00 a.m. EDT

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Full Credit to Book (Equal if Joint) U.S. Public ABS Market/144A Market

Managers	Proceeds (mils)	Rank	Mkt. Share	# of Issues

Merrill Lynch & Co Inc	7,149.5	1	17.9	11
Citigroup	5,097.2	2	12.8	12
Morgan Stanley	3,984.6	3	10.0	16
UBS	3,442.6	4	8.6	8
Lehman Brothers	3,418.9	5	8.6	11
Bear Stearns & Co Inc	2,530.2	6	6.3	6
Goldman Sachs & Co	2,007.0	7	5.0	2
Groupe Caisses d'Epargne	1,742.0	8	4.4	2
Royal Bank of Scotland Group	1,479.1	9	3.7	3
Wachovia Corp	1,241.9	10	3.1	3

Industry Total	39,988.6	-	100.0	106

Source: Thomson Financial

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