Sentence examples for loan fee from inspiring English sources

Loan fee, finder's fee, or similar charge.

Radamel Falcao - £6million loan fee from Monaco in September 2014.

There was a pretty big loan fee involved.

We finally got him from [Spanish club] Villarreal on a £1m loan fee.

(i) A loan fee of one percent of the total loan amount.

The loan fee is deducted proportionately from each loan disbursement you receive.

The university is paying for the installation, shipping and insurance; the Met is not charging a loan fee.

Crystal Palace believe that they have secured a loan deal for Tom Ince, after giving Blackpool a £1m loan fee.

When Manchester United signed Radamel Falcao from Monaco this time last year, they paid a £6m loan fee while covering his £265,000 per week wages.

The Blues are also expected to complete the loan move for Corinthians striker Alexandre Pato later today, although the switch was delayed by negotiations over a loan fee.

"We would obviously want a loan fee because he has substantial value and has three or four years left of his career".