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SIFMA US Quarterly Highlights 4Q 18 PRESENTED BY SIFMA RESEARCH January 10, 2019 NEW YORK 120 Broadway, 35 th Floor New York N.Y. 10271 WASHINGTON 1101 New York Avenue, NW, 8 th Floor Washington, D.C. 20005

Issuance 4Q 18 Highlights Municipal bond issuance totaled $86.5 billion in 4Q 18, up 0.4% from 3Q 18. For 2018, issuance was $338.3 billion, down 24.5% from 2017. Long-term Treasury bond issuance totaled $787.2 billion in 4Q 18, up 20.2% from 3Q 18. For 2018, issuance was $2.68 trillion, up 20.7% from 2017. Mortgage-related securitizations totaled $399.5 billion in 4Q 18, down 25.6% from 3Q 18. For 2018, issuance was $1.87 trillion, down 3.3% from 2017. Corporate bond issuance totaled $212.1 billion in 4Q 18, down 34.3% from 3Q 18. For 2018, issuance was $1.3 trillion, down 19.8% from 2017. Of total 4Q 18 issuance, $198.0 billion was investment grade and $14.2 billion high yield. Federal agencies issuance totaled $155.5 billion in 4Q 18, up 9.5% from 3Q 18. For 2018, issuance totaled $653.3 billion, down 10.5% from 2017. Asset-backed securitizations totaled $74.2 billion in 4Q 18, down 22.5% from 3Q 18. For 2018, issuance totaled $439.2 billion, down 11.8% from 2017. Equity issuance totaled $33.7 billion in 4Q 18, down 44.5% from 3Q 18. For 2018, issuance totaled $220.7, down 1.1% from 2017. Of total 4Q 18 issuance, true IPOs totaled $7.6 billion, down 37.9% from 3Q 18. $ Trillions 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Issuance in US Capital Markets 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2017 Equity Asset-Backed Agency Corporate Mortgage-Related Treasury Municipal $ Billions 2018: 2018:Q3 Q-o-Q % Change 2017: Y-o-Y % Change Municipal 86.5 86.2 0.4% 154.7-44.1% Treasury 787.2 654.9 20.2% 535.5 47.0% Mortgage-Related 399.5 537.2-25.6% 517.4-22.8% Corporate 212.1 322.8-34.3% 338.5-37.3% Federal Agency 155.5 142.0 9.5% 207.9-25.2% Asset-Backed 74.2 95.7-22.5% 116.4-36.3% Equity 33.7 60.6-44.5% 57.0-41.0% Sources: Bloomberg, Dealogic, Refinitiv, US Department of the Treasury, US Agencies, SIFMA 2018 2

Issuance by Market Segments 4Q 18 Municipal Bond Issuance By Use of Proceeds -- 2018: $ Billions (% of total) Total - $86.5 Billion $4.0 (5%) $4.5 $4.1 (5%) (5%) $8.5 (10%) $21.3 (25%) $7.2 (3%) $11.3 (5%) $13.0 (6%) Corporate Bond Issuance By Industry -- 2018: $ Billions (% of total) Total - $212.1 billion: $22.7 (11%) $75.7 (36%) $0.1 (1%) $0.4 (5%) $0.7 (9%) True IPO By Industry -- 2018: $ Billions (% of total) Total - $7.6 billion: $0.2 (3%) $0.3 (4%) $3.8 (50%) $11.5 (14%) $12.2 (15%) $17.8 (21%) $19.5 (9%) $29.7 (14%) $33.0 (16%) $2.1 (28%) General Purpose Transportation Utilities Public Facilities Education Healthcare Housing Electric Power Financials Media & Entertainment Healthcare Industrials Energy & Power Materials Consumer Staples Other High Technology Consumer Prod & Serv Materials Industrials Healthcare Media & Entertainment Financials Other Source: Refinitiv 3

Trading Volume 4Q 18 Highlights Municipal bond average daily trading volume was $11.7 billion in 4Q 18, up 2.7% from 3Q 18. 1,400 1,200 1,000 Average Daily Trading Volume in US Capital Markets Treasury bond average daily trading volume was $587.6 billion in 4Q 18, up 19.3% from 3Q 18. Mortgage-related average daily trading volume was $216.7 billion in 4Q 18, up 3.6% from 3Q 18. Corporate bond average daily trading volume was $29.9 billion in 4Q 18, up 7.1% from 3Q 18. Of total 4Q 18 corporate average daily trading volume, IG was $20.0 billion and HY averaged $9.9 billion. Federal agencies average daily trading volume was $3.6 billion in 4Q 18, up 5.0% from 3Q 18. Asset-backed average daily trading volume was $1.5 billion in 4Q 18, up 23.3% from 3Q 18. Equity average daily trading volume was $408.4 billion in 4Q 18, up 31.8% from 3Q 18.. $ Billions 800 600 400 200 0 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2017 Equity Asset-Backed Agency Corporate Mortgage-Related Treasury Municipal 2018 $ Billions 2018: 2018:Q3 Q-o-Q % Change 2017: Y-o-Y % Change Municipal 11.7 11.4 2.7% 12.0-2.6% Treasury 587.6 492.7 19.3% 495.9 18.5% Mortgage-Related 216.7 209.1 3.6% 221.5-2.2% Corporate 29.9 27.9 7.1% 28.5 4.8% Federal Agency 3.6 3.5 5.0% 4.1-12.0% Asset-Backed 1.5 1.2 23.3% 1.3 14.3% Equity 408.4 309.7 31.8% 281.0 45.3% Sources: Bloomberg, Dealogic, Refinitiv, US Department of the Treasury, US Agencies, SIFMA 4

Outstanding 3Q 18* Highlights 45 Outstanding in US Debt Capital Markets Municipal bonds outstanding totaled $3.83 trillion at end-3q 18, down 0.7% from 2Q 18. Treasuries totaled $15.27 trillion outstanding at end-3q 18, up 2.0% from 2Q 18. Mortgage-related securitizations outstanding totaled $9.66 trillion at end-3q 18, up 7.7% from 2Q 18. $ Trillions 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 Corporate bonds outstanding totaled $9.16 trillion at end-3q 18, up 0.9% from 2Q 18. Federal agency securities outstanding totaled $1.87 trillion at end- 3Q 18, down 1.8% from 2Q 18. Asset-backed securitizations outstanding totaled $1.05 trillion at end-3q 18, down 0.6% from 2Q 18. 5 0 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2017 Q3 Asset-Backed Agency Corporate Mortgage-Related Treasury Municipal 2018 Q3 Equity market capitalization of domestically listed companies totaled $36.08 trillion at end-3q 18, up 5.5% from 2Q 18. Money markets outstanding totaled $1.56 trillion at end-3q 18, up 0.7% from 2Q 18. Repo markets outstanding totaled $3.68 trillion at end-3q 18, down 2.4% from 2Q 18. $ Billions 2018:Q3 2018:Q2 Q-o-Q % Change 2017:Q3 Y-o-Y % Change Municipal 3,830.4 3,857.4-0.7% 3,832.2 0.0% Treasury 15,267.7 14,972.1 2.0% 14,188.3 7.6% Mortgage-Related 9,657.9 8,968.8 7.7% 9,184.8 5.2% Corporate 9,156.6 9,078.6 0.9% 9,005.2 1.7% Federal Agency 1,865.2 1,899.6-1.8% 1,940.7-3.9% Asset-Backed 1,045.6 1,051.5-0.6% 982.4 6.4% Equity 36,082.7 34,215.0 5.5% 30,482.2 18.4% Sources: Bloomberg, Federal Reserve, US Department of the Treasury, US Federal Agencies, World Federation of Exchanges *Outstanding data lags by a quarter 5

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