SLIDESHOW: Top 5 Financial Advisors of H1 2013

Credit Suisse has become profitable as of late, reporting higher quarterly profits.

The company, which came in seventh place during the year-ago period, has become the fifth-most successful financial advisor.

As of June 19, Credit Suisse has assisted in 48 transactions worth $84.6 million.

Morgan Stanley made headlines this month after announcing that it had received regulatory approval to acquire the remaining interest of Morgan Stanley Smith Barney from Citigroup.

The deal, which will result in a $4.7 billion payday for Citigroup, is one that Morgan Stanley said it has been working on since the financial crisis in late 2008.

Now Morgan Stanley is gaining some buzz over its fourth-place rank in Mergermarket's top advisors list.

During the first half of the year, Morgan Stanley made 57 deals worth $111.7 million.

Goldman Sachs surpassed analysts' first-quarter expectations in 2013 so far, earning $10.09 billion in revenue.

The global bank also made 71 deals worth $140.8 million from January 1, 2013 through June 19, 2013.

Bank of America (America's largest bank) achieved a new 52-week high in May after gaining more than 66 percent this year.

Bank of America also served as the advisor for 55 transactions worth $148.9 million.

Chase is one of the highest-ranked banks in the country.

And now, parents company JPMorgan Chase is the most successful financial advisor.

While the firm made fewer deals (58) than some of the others on the list (Goldman Sachs had 71), JPMorgan Chase's deals were worth $159.9 million -- more than any other financial advisor.