Sentence examples for restructuring fee from inspiring English sources

Much of the six-month stay that Dubai asked for on its payments of the $3.5 billion bond is likely to pass as Dubai and creditors hash out which assets can be sold to raise cash, how much of a restructuring fee should be paid to bankers and most crucially, how much more time Dubai will get.

A restructuring fee typically runs about 1% of the total amount restructured.

Last month, Ms. Lang said she would cut around 480 people at an estimated cost of $60 million in restructuring fees.

Lately, eBay has busied itself with efforts to improve its user experience, restructuring fees for sellers and introducing a default search order based on relevance and seller quality.

The company said that so far, it had paid $14 million in professional fees linked to its restructuring, including fees to lawyers and investment bankers.

Excluding one-time costs for corporate restructuring, legal fees related to an investigation into the stock options practices and other matters, Take-Two lost 64 cents a share.

One alternative reportedly being considered by the Port Authority is a restructuring of fees paid by airlines to reflect the higher value placed on rush-hour flights.

The personal cost of the restructuring, including fees for accountants and other experts, is estimated to be about $1 million a month.

But with debit card rewards being cut back due to potential new rules, we'll see a major restructuring in fees and rewards.

EasyJet restructured its fees in January and increased the amount it charges customers at the same time.

The Federal Aviation Administration plans to ration flights at La Guardia Airport in a move to restructure airline fees and discourage gridlock during peak flying times at airports nationwide.