How will companies issue stocks to the public? Will this change the whole offering process? I guess no more big commissions for the I-banks issues stocks. Maybe the government will issue stock now...
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Since goldman and Morgan are now regular banks what will happen to IPO's
- Thread starter magnum29464
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Quote from magnum29464:
oh damn, didn't even think of that....
So there's really nothing about stock offering that's only native to investment banks?
not too sure what you are asking...but there are many many underwriters in a typical IPO offering. In most cases, the lead underwriters are I-banks, but regional banks(and sometimes even online banks) are part of the syndicate group. I suppose things won't change as far as IPOs.
Quote from forsalenyc:
not too sure what you are asking...but there are many many underwriters in a typical IPO offering. In most cases, the lead underwriters are I-banks, but regional banks(and sometimes even online banks) are part of the syndicate group. I suppose things won't change as far as IPOs.
Yea that answers my question. I just didn't realize so many institutions were involved in underwritting because most of the deals I read about involved the major investment banks so I guess I assumed on some level it was an I-bank function instead of just a bank function..
And I guess its safe to assume they will continue to provide underwritting services...
The enforced seperation between commercial and investment banks was scrapped some time ago.