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JPMorgan, Goldman top fee tables again as Wall Street faces squeeze

Investment bank revenue shrinks in 2022 as M&A activity takes up a bigger piece of the smaller pie

Wall Street's leaders are seeing feels fall, but JPMorgan and Goldman stay top of the pack
Wall Street's leaders are seeing feels fall, but JPMorgan and Goldman stay top of the pack Photo: Erik McGregor/Getty Images

JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs held on to their one-two rankings in investment banking revenue in 2022, while Bank of America pushed its way into the third slot in a year of shrinking business, according to Dealogic.

All told, the top 10 investment banks on Wall Street booked $56.4bn in revenue in 2022 as of 14 September, down nearly 39% from $92bn in 2021 as of the same date, and about 8% lower than 2020’s tally of $61.3bn.

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