Stock Repurchases

Hey guys, I've been doing a bit of research recently around ECM fees.  There seems to be quite a bit of information around issuances pricing (underwriting fees typically 1-7% pending size of offer and what market the deal is occuring in), I havent however been able to find really anything describing what banks would typically charge to conduct stock re-purchases for clients.

Understand sometimes these can be off-market structured deals, but more commonly done on market.  Hoping the forum might be able to provide some insights/ approximate ranges on pricing and deal sizes.

Cheers <3

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Wow yeah much lower revenue then.  So in this instance, if the clients stock was trading around $10, you'd make 2c per trade ($0.02/$10) = 20bps.  So you're making 5-30x more selling stock vs purchasing it.

Interesting how that's become such a discount offering relative to the sales.

 

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