The busiest week for US initial public offerings in more than two years sparked a closely-fought race for deal credit between two of the country’s biggest banks.

Citigroup edged out Bank of America Merrill Lynch by raising just $18m more from IPOs in the US between Monday and close of play on Thursday. A total of 11 deals priced over the period, more than in any week since the one beginning December 6, 2010, when 10 deals priced, according to Dealogic.

Investment bank of the Week: Citigroup (by a nose)

The busiest week for US IPOs in more than two years sparked a closely-fought race for deal credit between two of the country’s biggest banks

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