Investment Banking

With fees heading to 13-year low, bankers see signs of light

European investment banking fees on course for 13-year low but senior figures at JP Morgan, Goldman Sachs and UBS confident of post-referendum upturn

With fees heading to 13-year low, bankers see signs of light
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Senior investment bankers are predicting a noticeable upturn in dealmaking during the second half of the year, following a first half that is on course to be the worst for revenues for more than a decade.

With a little over a month to go until the end of the first half, European investment banking revenues in 2016 stood at $5.9 billion as of May 25, according to Dealogic.

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