Sentence examples for aggregate fees from inspiring English sources

In the past five years News Corp has spent £332m on aggregate fees, costs and expenses arising out of the scandal.

These include "soft dollar" arrangements, which eat into returns not through fees but through the prices at which securities are bought and sold.Protection for customers rested on laws that required funds to disclose their aggregate fees clearly.

With an aggregate transfer fee of €188.7 million, Di María is indeed cumulatively considered the most expensive player of all time.

Aggregate tax prep fees for retail operations fell 5.5%, to $2.61 billion.

The primary outcome (dependent variable) was each patient's annual aggregate VHA medical, fee-basis and pharmacy cost for fiscal year (FY) 2007 through 2009.

Merchants say that makes their aggregate expense from the fees enormous — and there is no leverage to ratchet it down.

Since completing his purchase of the club in 2008, Mansour has spent well in excess of £1bn, which includes more than £400m in transfer fees, an aggregate wage bill in advance of £350m and a reported £210m to acquire Thaksin Shinawatra's stake in the club.

"Some lenders aggregate it all in one fee; others break it out in five or six fees," said Greg McBride, Bankrate's senior financial analyst, who suggests borrowers add them up and count them as one cost for obtaining a mortgage.

Fees incurred can aggregate many thousands of dollars.

Mr. Nagareda added that judges in other aggregate cases had also reduced the fees paid to plaintiffs' lawyers by factoring in the work and time saved by settling a large number of cases at once and avoiding individual trials.

He bought zero coupon bonds in 2004 and 2005, when others thought inflation would crush them, and returned 11% and 12%, net of fees, versus the Lehman Aggregate Index's 4% and 2%.