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SIFMA US Quarterly Highlights 2Q 17 SIFMA Research, July 7, 2017

US Capital Markets Issuance 2Q 17 HIGHLIGHTS Municipal bond issuance totaled $105.3 billion in 2Q 17, up 15.4% from 1Q 17. Long-term Treasury bond issuance totaled $570.8 billion in 2Q 17, down 12.7% from 1Q 17. Mortgage-related securitizations totaled $364.4 billion in 2Q 17, down 10.4% from 1Q 17. Corporate bond issuance totaled $390.7 billion in 2Q 17, down 18.2% from 1Q 17. Of total 2Q 17 issuance, $325.6 billion was investment grade and $65.1 billion high yield. Federal agencies issuance totaled $164.4 billion in 2Q 17, up 8.7% from 1Q 17. Asset-backed securitizations totaled $81.5 billion in 1Q 17, up 6.6% from 1Q 17. Equity issuance totaled $51.7 billion in 2Q 17, down 12.7% from 1Q 17. Of total 2Q 17 issuance, true IPOs totaled $8.6 billion, down 19.8% from 1Q 17. 8.0 7.0 6.0 5.0 4.0 3.0 2.0 1.0 0.0 Issuance in US Capital Markets 2009-2017:Q2 $ Billions 2016 2017 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 Q2 Issuance Highlights $ Billions 2017:Q2 2017:Q1 Q-o-Q % Change 2016:Q2 Municipal Treasury Mortgage- Related Corporate Agency Asset-Backed Equity Y-o-Y % Change Municipal 105.3 91.2 15.4% 125.6-16.2% Treasury 570.8 654.1-12.7% 591.6-3.5% Mortgage-Related 364.4 406.8-10.4% 445.5-18.2% Corporate 390.7 477.4-18.2% 437.5-10.7% Federal Agency 164.4 151.2 8.7% 258.0-36.3% Asset-Backed 81.5 76.4 6.6% 72.7 12.1% Equity 51.7 59.2-12.7% 51.4 0.6% Sources: Bloomberg, Dealogic, Thomson Reuters, US Department of the Treasury, US Agencies, SIFMA 1

US Capital Markets Issuance by Market Segments 2Q 17 True IPOs by Industry 2017:Q2 $ Billions (% of total) Total - $8.6 billion: Corporate Bond Issuance by Industry 2017:Q2 $ Billions (% of total) Total - $390.7 billion: Energy and Power $1.7 (19.6%) Financials $163.4 (41.8%) Industrials $1.6 (18.9%) Energy and Power $46.2 (11.8%) Retail $1.1 (12.4%) Healthcare $33.9 (8.7%) Real Estate $1.0 (11.9%) High Technology $23.3 (6.0%) High Technology $0.8 (9.2%) Consumer Staples $22.9 (5.9%) Healthcare $0.7 (8.4%) Telecommunications $21.6 (5.5%) Financials $0.6 (6.7%) Materials $20.7 (5.3%) Other $1.2 (13.5%) Other $58.6 (15.0%) Source: Thomson Reuters, SIFMA Source: Thomson Reuters, SIFMA Municipal Bond Issuance by Use of Proceeds 2017:Q2 $ Billions (% of total) Total - $105.3 billion: Education $30.6 (29.1%) General Purpose $21.9 (20.8%) Utilities $11.6 (11.0%) Healthcare $11.3 (10.7%) Transportation $9.9 (9.4%) Housing $5.2 (5.0%) Development $5.0 (4.8%) Other $9.8 (9.3%) Sources: Thomson Reuters, SIFMA 2

US Capital Markets Trading Volume - 2Q 17 HIGHLIGHTS Municipal bond average daily trading volume was $10.6 billion in 2Q 17, down 5.2% from 1Q 17. Treasury bond average daily trading volume was $512.0 billion in 2Q 17, down 5.1% from 1Q 17. Mortgage-related average daily trading volume was $196.9 billion in 2Q 17, down 7.7% from 1Q 17. Corporate bond average daily trading volume was $30.0 billion in 2Q 17, down 16.1% from 1Q 17. Of total 2Q 17 corporate average daily trading volume, investment grade was $17.9 billion and high yield averaged $12.2 billion. Federal agencies average daily trading volume was $3.9 billion in 2Q 17, down 19.7% from 1Q 17. Asset-backed average daily trading volume was $1.6 billion in 2Q 17, down 8.4% from 1Q 17. Equity average daily trading volume was $275.6 billion in 2Q 17, up 2.2% from 1Q 17. 1.2 1.0 0.8 0.6 0.4 0.2 0.0 Average Daily Trading Volume in US Capital Markets 2009-2017:Q2 $ Billions 2016 2017 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 Q2 Average Daily Trading Volume Highlights $ Billions 2017:Q2 2017:Q1 Q-o-Q % Change 2016:Q2 Municipal Treasury Mortgage- Related Corporate Agency Asset-Backed Equity Y-o-Y % Change Municipal 10.6 11.1-5.2% 11.3-6.2% Treasury 512.0 539.7-5.1% 484.0 5.8% Mortgage-Related 196.9 213.3-7.7% 212.2-7.2% Corporate 30.0 35.8-16.1% 30.5-1.4% Federal Agency 3.9 4.8-19.7% 5.6-30.4% Asset-Backed 1.6 1.7-8.4% 1.3 19.3% Equity 275.6 269.7 2.2% 263.7 4.5% Sources: BATS Global Markets, FINRA Trace, MSRB EMMA, Federal Reserve Bank of NY 3

US Capital Markets Outstanding- 1Q 17* HIGHLIGHTS Municipal bonds outstanding totaled $3.82 trillion at end- 1Q 17, down 0.4% from the 4Q 16. 45.0 40.0 Outstanding in US Debt Capital Markets 2009-2017:Q1 $ Billions Municipal Treasuries outstanding totaled $13.95 trillion outstanding at end-1q 17, up 0.3% from 4Q 16. Mortgage-related securitizations outstanding totaled $8.97 trillion at end-1q 17, up 0.5% from 4Q 16. Corporate bonds outstanding totaled $8.63 trillion at end- 1Q 17, up 1.4% from 4Q 16. Federal agency securities outstanding totaled $1.98 trillion at end-1q 17, up 0.5% from 4Q 16. Asset-backed securitizations outstanding totaled $1.29 trillion at end-1q 17, down 3.4% from 4Q 16. Equity market capitalization totaled $30.10 trillion at end- 1Q 17, up 4.1% from end-4q 16. Money markets outstanding totaled $937.2 billion at end- 1Q 17, up 5.9% from 4Q 16. 35.0 30.0 25.0 20.0 15.0 10.0 5.0 0.0 2016 2017 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 Q1 Treasury Mortgage- Related Corporate Agency Asset-Backed Outstanding Highlights $ Billions 2017:Q1 2016:Q4 Q-o-Q % Change 2016:Q1 Y-o-Y % Change Municipal 3,823.3 3,837.4-0.4% 3,817.4 0.2% Treasury 13,953.6 13,908.2 0.3% 13,431.1 3.9% Mortgage-Related 8,968.8 8,921.2 0.5% 8,807.2 1.8% Corporate 8,630.6 8,508.5 1.4% 8,347.7 3.4% Federal Agency 1,981.8 1,971.7 0.5% 1,946.7 1.8% Asset-Backed 1,291.5 1,336.8-3.4% 1,355.1-4.7% Equity 30,095.0 28,917.6 4.1% 26,543.4 13.4% Repo markets outstanding totaled $3.92 trillion at end-1q 17, down 3.9% from 4Q 16. Sources: Bloomberg, Federal Reserve, US Department of the Treasury, US Federal Agencies * Outstanding data lags by a quarter. 4

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