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1 flat fee
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2 flat fee
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3 concession or commission
En provision til managers, betalt som en procentdel af en fastsat størrelse, f.eks. transaktionsværdi af et udbud eller afregningskurs for et udbudt værdipapir. For obligationer/syndikering betales provisionen enten som et flat fee eller årligt.Provision i form af ’concession’ modtages som en rabat, der fratrækkes ved afregning af værdipapiret til afregningskursen. Provision i form af ’commission’ modtages efter afregning af værdipapiret til afregningskursen. -
4 selling concession/commission
Salgsprovision, der beregnes som en procentdel af den nominelle værdi af primary market obligationer, og udbetalt som et flat fee for det endelige salg til investorerne.For aktier beregnes salgsprovisionen som en procentdel af de solgte aktiers kursværdi. Selling concession fratrækkes ved afregning af de tildelte aktier, mens selling commission modtages fra lead manager efter afregning af tildelte aktier.Anglo-danske finansiel ordbog > selling concession/commission
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5 concession or commission
En provision til managers, betalt som en procentdel af en fastsat størrelse, f.eks. transaktionsværdi af et udbud eller afregningskurs for et udbudt værdipapir. For obligationer/syndikering betales provisionen enten som et flat fee eller årligt.Provision i form af ’concession’ modtages som en rabat, der fratrækkes ved afregning af værdipapiret til afregningskursen. Provision i form af ’commission’ modtages efter afregning af værdipapiret til afregningskursen.English-Danish financial dictionary > concession or commission
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6 selling concession/commission
Salgsprovision, der beregnes som en procentdel af den nominelle værdi af primary market obligationer, og udbetalt som et flat fee for det endelige salg til investorerne.For aktier beregnes salgsprovisionen som en procentdel af de solgte aktiers kursværdi. Selling concession fratrækkes ved afregning af de tildelte aktier, mens selling commission modtages fra lead manager efter afregning af tildelte aktier.English-Danish financial dictionary > selling concession/commission
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