Goldman Sachs pocketed $38.3 million and Deutsche Bank $9.3
million for underwriting Apple’s $17 billion bond offering, its first since the
mid-1990s, according to the NY post..
In a Securities and Exchange Commission filing, the company
said it paid the seven underwriters $53.3 million in fees.
Banks playing minor roles were Citigroup, JPMorgan and
Merrill Lynch, which each made $1.3 million, and Barclays and Standard
Chartered, which each took $798,750.
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