StanChart offers zero fees but Kenya picks three others for bond

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StanChart offers zero fees but Kenya picks three others for bond

Barclays, JP Morgan and Standard Bank have been awarded the mandate for the Republic of Kenya’s debut Eurobond, despite Standard Chartered offering zero fees and the absorption of other deal costs such as roadshow and legal fees, according to two bankers in London. JP Morgan offered to arrange the deal for $273,000-$298,000.

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