Deutsche retains lead but BarCap surges up
In a further shake-up of the leader board, HSBC slides into fourth while JP Morgan trounces industry pioneer UBS to take fifth position.
The industry survey continues to gain traction among banks, corporates and investors, with a record 7,122 votes cast this year.
The past year continued to provide challenges for dealers, with increased competition driving down spreads while liquidity remained volatile amid the multiple events risks – most recently in the form of quantitative easing and central
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