Goldman tops the tables with $57bn P&G bid

EU expects to review deal

Goldman Sachs has jumped to first place in this year's global mergers and acquisitions league table after advising on Proctor & Gamble's $57bn (€43.7bn) bid to acquire Gillette.

Morgan Stanley, which held first place prior to the announcement, has been pushed into fourth, according to preliminary data from Dealogic.

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