Sentence examples for absolute fees from inspiring English sources

That means activists are good value because they use less debt, pay no takeover premium and extract far lower absolute fees.Most of all, activists fill a governance void that afflicts today's public companies.

Not what the absolute fees are.

Wall Street scoffed; Merrill's shares, which had earlier perked up a bit, fell back again.Customers, though, were more impressed, perhaps because the absolute level of fees was lower; perhaps because the cleverest clients realised that they could now negotiate even lower rates; or perhaps because the fee structure, in the right brokers' hands, seemed fairer.

First, the value of assets under management has fallen with the markets, thus reducing fund managers' percentage fee in absolute terms.

Those are conditions, you would think, in which hedge funds might be expected to thrive but part of the problem, says Bayard, was a huge increase in European hedge funds in recent years, all seeking absolute returns to justify their fees.

Jupiter is looking at absolute-return funds with performance fees, in which it would take some control of asset allocation.

Damazer said he had the utmost respect for the Question Time host as an "absolute justification of the licence fee" but took issue with the presenter's suggestion that it was necessary to "cut back a bit" the number of its TV channels and the size of its online news presence.

He then asked whether it was "fee simple" -- or absolute -- control over code.

Originally, in feudal times, a fee was not so absolute.

There is no absolute rule which decrees that no-fee means rubbish TV.

We implement a banded fee system guided by our absolute commitment to delivering an exceptional student experience.