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A small alt-energy firm has retained the services of Deep Oak Securities (DOS) as the lead underwriter to facilitate an initial public offering (IPO) in the upcoming year. Assuming traditional investment banking terms, how will DOS be compensated for its assistance? I A. The stock brokerage arm of DOS will charge a commission to investors B. DOS will create underwriting syndicate and specify the commission that participating brokerage firms will charge, remitting a portion back to DOS C. DOS will earn a spread based on the difference between the purchase price from the energy firm and the sales price to investors in the IPO D. The energy company will pay a flat fee, usually 1M, plus all the commissions charged by stockbrokers who are ultimately selling the securities to investors