IPO

Arm IPO delivers $84mn fees bonanza for its advisers

Non-underwriting costs of flotation are the highest Wall Street has seen for five years, according to FT analysis

Arm’s $5bn initial public offering this week was the most expensive in fees for five years, earning a $84mn windfall for the professional services firms that advised it, including Deloitte.

The SoftBank-backed chip designer spent the most on IPO-related non-underwriting costs since the flotation of insurance group Axa’s US arm in 2018, according to a Financial Times analysis of SEC filings for companies which raised over $1bn in an IPO.

The $84mn total is seven times more than the average large listing, making it the third most costly in the past decade.

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