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European banks claw back market share from Wall Street rivals in third quarter

The world's biggest investment banks are still on course for their best year in a decade

European banks such as Deutsche Bank have regained market share from their US competitors in 2020
European banks such as Deutsche Bank have regained market share from their US competitors in 2020 Photo: Alex Kraus/Getty Images

This year is not  completely lost for European banks. While their Wall Street rivals dominated the sales and trading bonanza in the first half, European lenders clawed back market share between July and September.

The top European banks gained back around 3% of the market from their US rivals during the third quarter, according to data provider Coalition. But the swing in the third quarter will only help to offset some of the damage inflicted earlier in the year, as larger Wall Street banks ate up market share from their European rivals.

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