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Is it public (or common) knowledge what an IB like JPMorgan takes home in terms of $$$ for a deal of this size?
by philfrasty 9y ago
Is it public (or common) knowledge what an IB like JPMorgan takes home in terms of $$$ for a deal of this size?
- HappyKasper 9y agoI've heard it from a friend working at one that it's 0.5-2% of a deal (the bigger the deal the smaller the cut), and here's a Quora discussion that corroborates that figure [0]. [0]: https://www.quora.com/What-is-a-typical-M-A-fee-for-an-acquisition-worth-50-million-500-million-5-billion https://www.quora.com/What-is-a-typical-M-A-fee-for-an-acqui...
- berberous 9y agoFor public deals, banks will give a fairness opinion and they have to publicly disclose their fees in the relevant securities filings. This data is aggregated by various services (likely behind a paywall), which would let you slice and dice it by deal size.