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CSFB Heads Pack

Preliminary figures released by research firm Dealogic revealed that investment bank CSFB was top of the heap in terms of work undertaken on global M & A deals in the first quarter of 2002.

Although M & A volume was at its lowest level for 6 years, CSFB worked on 71 deals valued at $59.6bn.

Merrill Lynch came in second, advising on 46 deals valued at $54.9bn. Goldman followed, acting as adviser on 45 deals worth $51.8bn.

Dealogic revealed that the US was still the most active market for M & A, accounting for around 34% of global transaction volumes.

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