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ECM revenues hit nine-year low

The investment banking fee pool shrinks as volatility, uncertainty and as risk aversion hit equity markets

Revenues from equity capital market activity in the third quarter hit the lowest level for this period since 2002, as sustained volatility deterred both businesses and investors from the global stock markets.

In the third quarter of the year only $2.4bn was paid to investment banks carrying out ECM work for their clients, according to Dealogic.

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