rate of commission

Average rates of commission have tended to fall for all clients, but particularly for institutions (see Figure 11.1).

Travellers' cheques are difficult to exchange and rates of commission are very high, so these are best avoided.

It was unclear whether these differences were due to different rates of commission, or different views on what "counts" or should be confessed.

Generally, most stockbrokers and financial advisers charge the same rate of commission on bargains in convertibles as they do in equities.

The use of these catch stimuli results in a higher base rate of commission errors, which may be necessary for testing impulsivity in higher functioning or adult populations.

By providing artists with a choice of collecting society, ACS ensures the rate of commission charged on the collection of ARR remains competitive.

The principal weakness in the private AFJP system was the high rate of commissions, which exceeded 30% of total monthly contributions, and reached as high as 54%.

Martin Harrison, of GT, believes that for regular savings schemes exit charges would allow greater flexibility to pay attractive rates of commission while still offering a fair deal to investors.

Sets the maximum rate of commission (at 10% of the sale price) a owner of a site for mobile homes is entitled to receive on a third party sale of a mobile home.

Although average rates of commission continue to fall, the minimum commission has tended to rise to around £20-£30, compared with about £10 before Big Bang, showing the extent to which the small investor has lost out.

Although cost is only one component of best execution analysis, many directed brokerage accounts pay effective rates of commissions that are higher than client accounts that do not have directed brokerage arrangements."

She was determined to reduce the rate of commissions being paid to Mr. Margolis's firm, GMMB, and to Mr. Shrum's: Shrum, Devine & Donilon.

Credit cards (Visa and MasterCard) are accepted by many hotels and restaurants in Mayotte, but in the other Comoros islands only the most upmarket establishments accept cards, and all charge high rates of commission.

Book distributors such as Puffin and Scholastic have seized the opportunity to encourage schools to run book fairs and savings clubs, providing the school with stock and sales leaflets and offering the school a good rate of commission on sales.

Watching carefully now, the Changer made his way round to the nearest money-changer's bar, got eight Hundredths for his single Tenth (an exorbitant rate of commission, even by Vavatch standards) and used some of the change to bribe his way into a terrace with some unoccupied couches.