Sentence examples for retail commissions from inspiring English sources
But the emergence of discount and, later, Internet brokers has slashed retail commissions.
Her work at Sketch has led to a flurry of retail commissions, including a RED Valentino store in London and the redesign of two Ladurée tearooms, in Los Angeles and in Geneva.
"In fact," the report said, "only one firm has significantly reduced retail commissions for executing listed options orders, and another maintains a policy to rebate payments received for order flow to customers".
What if a customer returns something, how are they going to get the money back?" Flight attendants at other airlines are also worried that retail commissions may be used to replace salaries, according to Corey Caldwell, a spokeswoman for the Association of Flight Attendants.
Schwab the man sold underperforming parts of the company and refocused on the little guy by halving retail commissions.
The potential gains to Merrill from introducing the new banking products could go "a long way toward offsetting a lot of the erosion that some people have been concerned about in the profitability of their retail commission business," Mr. Moszkowski said.
Stanchart bears none of the fund management companies overhead but for its retailing efforts splits with the third-party providers anywhere from 50 to 500 basis points of the retail commission and a percentage of from 100 to 125 basis points as its cut of the funds annual fees.
This is a profitable business: Standard Chartered bears none of the fund management companies' overhead, and it splits with the third-party providers anywhere from 50 to 500 basis points of the retail commission and gets a cut of the funds' annual fees.
Most spa therapists exist on a salary plus retail commission.
A retail commission rate of 10percentt could make a big difference in their quality of life.
In the past, investment banking revenues have covered as much as 42percentt of research costs, with the rest covered by institutional and retail trading commissions, according to Brad Hintz, an analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein.
