Manager Activity: CDOs

Published November 13, 2006, 12:00 a.m. EST

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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	35,427.1	1	13.4	50
Citigroup	29,656.9	2	11.2	52
Deutsche Bank AG	24,881.0	3	9.4	51
UBS	22,068.1	4	8.4	57
Credit Suisse	18,207.8	5	6.9	27
Banc of America Securities LLC	16,565.1	6	6.3	35
Wachovia Corp	16,268.4	7	6.2	39
Bear Stearns & Co Inc	14,487.7	8	5.5	29
Morgan Stanley	13,961.5	9	5.3	57
JP Morgan	12,849.1	10	4.9	33

Industry Total	263,848.4	-	100.0	526

Source: Thomson Financial

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