Sentence examples for advisers fee from inspiring English sources

Writing for the court, Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. told lower courts little more than that the law requires that "all relevant circumstances be taken into account" in deciding whether advisers' fee arrangements were proper.

That board then negotiates the advisers' fees.

So was a decision in March, on mutual fund advisers' fees, that was, nevertheless, vague enough that both sides plausibly could and did claim victory.

Mothercare launched the rights issue, which will net £95m after advisers' fees, two months after rejecting a £266m takeover approach from Destination Maternity of the US.

A £2bn rights issue was required, something shareholders were unhappy with, leading to the board pulling the deal – but not before spending millions on advisers' fees.

Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. suggested that technology had made it easier for investors to evaluate for themselves whether advisers' fees were too high.

If Murdoch stalks Time Warner, he will be playing a long game that wouldn't generate any advisers' fees in the immediate future.

Police station advisers' fees therefore range from an hourly rate of £30 down to £7 – it doesn't vary with bank holidays or the fact that most of this advising occurs at ungodly hours of the night or weekends.

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The trick for DIY investors is to buy through an online seller, pay the 0.75% manager fee and the platform fee of 0.25% but try to get the 0.5% adviser fee back into your fund, and scout around for managers who charge less than 0.75%.