Banks generate handsome fees through the PE industry. Apart from M&A fees for finding targets, and lending fees to contribute to leverage, what else do you guys have in mind? Arrangement fees? Securitization fees?
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M&A, bridge loans, permanent financing, IPO fees from the PortCo's themselves. Secondary is the trading in the debt, securitization of the debt etc.
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