高盛2025年并购交易排行榜称王 百亿美元级巨案助推其市场份额

Core Insights - Goldman Sachs once again topped the global deal-making rankings in 2025, achieving the largest market share in a year characterized by high-risk political drama and increasing merger and acquisition (M&A) sizes [1][2] - The surge in "billion-dollar" M&A transactions significantly contributed to Goldman Sachs' leading position, with 68 deals exceeding $10 billion totaling $1.5 trillion, more than double the previous year's total [1][2] M&A Performance - Goldman Sachs advised on 38 of the $10 billion-plus transactions, the highest among all investment banks, marking the strongest performance in large-scale M&A since LSEG began recording in 1980 [1][2] - In terms of M&A fee income, Goldman Sachs ranked first with $4.6 billion, followed by JPMorgan Chase ($3.1 billion), Morgan Stanley ($3.0 billion), Citigroup ($2.0 billion), and Evercore ($1.7 billion) [1][2] - Goldman Sachs led in total deal value, with $1.48 trillion in M&A transactions, capturing a 32% market share [1][2]