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Balance sheet balancing act

5 April 2006 By Fiona Maharg-Bravo

The US bank cut its UK partner into a £220m placing of Easyjet shares. But the deal doesn’t look to have gone very well. Why has JP Caz come out better? Because it simply got commission for selling the stock, while JP Morgan was left with the underwriting risk.

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