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League Table

A list of investment banks by revenue (in underwriting) and size of transaction (in mergers and acquisitions). League tables list market leaders in different sectors; for example, a table might list leaders in equity underwriting while another may list the banks extending the most money in loans. Thomson Reuters and Euromoney publish several prestigious league tables.
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Thus, the Eastern Region performed abysmally on the league table, with the score of 38.8, followed by the Northern, 39.6, Volta, 43.4, Brong Ahafo, 47.6, Upper West, 47.8, Upper East, 48.5 and Western, 49.5.
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AS prospective students sign up to attend Bangor's two Open Days being held in the next few weeks (Saturday, June 30 and Saturday, July 7), staff at the university have welcomed the news that it has recently been placed 47th in the Guardian League Tables for 2019.
Coventry University was ranked 47th in the overall league table.
The international league table is produced annually and is based on indicators including the number of alumni and staff winning Nobel Prizes and Field Medals, the number of frequently cited researchers and the number of articles published in the journals Nature and Science.
The league table, which looked at factors such as crime rates, health care and life expectancy, also scored several other South West counties highly, with Dorset ranked second, Gloucestershire seventh, Wiltshire at number 12, Somerset at 13 and Cornwall at number 19.
28 ( ANI ): Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers has said that Manchester City are still favourites for the Premier League, despite overtaking them in the league table with a 2-1 Sunderland win.

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