easy · Debt Capital Markets
In the context of a 'Bought Deal,' why is the Underwriting Fee typically higher than in a 'Best Efforts' deal?
- Because the bonds are always issued at a premium
- Because the banks bear the risk of an adverse market move before placement
- Because the issuer is required to pay for the banks' legal fees separately
- Because the banks are providing more marketing materials
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