“The market has acknowledged another leading quarter for Pillsbury,” said Jeffrey Delaney, Pillsbury’s firmwide Corporate and Securities practice section leader. “These recent results are consistent with our past performance and highlight that our corporate and securities teams continue to flourish.”
In the area of capital markets, Pillsbury was ranked in the first quarter of 2020, as follows:
Bloomberg
- #2 for U.S. Utilities Corporate Bonds (Manager) by deal count
- #3 for U.S. Utilities Corporate Bonds (Manager) by deal value
- #3 for U.S. Equity-Linked (Manager) by deal count
- #10 for U.S. Equity-Linked (Manager) by deal volume
Refinitiv
- U.S. Straight Debt Excluding ABS & MBS (Manager) – 16th by number of deals
- U.S. Straight Debt Including ABS & MBS (Manager) – 17th by number of deals
- Global Straight Debt Excluding ABS & MBS (Manager) – 19th by number of deals
- Global Straight Debt Including ABS & MBS (Manager) – 20th by number of deals
- U.S. Debt, Equity & Equity Related (Manager) – 20th by number of deals
- U.S. Straight Debt Excluding ABS & MBS (Manager) – 21st by value
- All International Bonds (Manager) – 22nd by value
- U.S. Debt, Equity & Equity Related (Manager) – 24th by value
- Global Straight Debt Excluding ABS & MBS (Manager) – 23st by value
For the M&A category, Pillsbury ranked in the first quarter of 2020, as follows:
- #15 U.S. Middle Market M&A on deal count by FactSet
- #20 U.S. Target Mid-Market M&A on deal count by Refinitiv
Bloomberg:
- #9 Brazil M&A by deal value
- #11 Brazil M&A by deal count
- #12 India M&A by deal value
- #14 India M&A by deal count
- #14 Canada M&A Mid-Market (up to $500 million) by deal value