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Thursday, March 8, 2012

The 20 Investment Banks That Took In The Most Money In 2011

Lisa Du
Last year was turbulent for Wall Street, as most banks saw their investment banking division's profits dip due to a lack of deals—which had frozen because of investors fears amidst the volatile economy.



Still, there were fees to be reaped from the smaller amount of deals that did go through the pipeline—it was also a pretty strong year for tech IPOs—and Bloomberg Markets magazine has collected the data for the world's top 20 best paid banks in fee revenue for 2011.
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