"underwriting service" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used to refer to an organization or individual who provides insurance services such as examining the risks of a policyholder and determining the premium and coverage limits for a policy. For example: "ABC Financials provides an extensive underwriting service for their clients who are seeking life insurance policies."
To avoid later accusations of having provided state aid, the government could charge a reasonable (but not fire-sale) fee (for example, 1%, raising a figure in the £100s of millions) for its underwriting service.
On June 7, Freddie Mac, which competes with Fannie Mae for mortgages and has said that it will continue to use FICO scores, turned up the heat on Fair, Isaac when it released the list of factors used in its automated underwriting service to analyze mortgages.
The underwriting service quality is an essential element in determining the corporate reputation of life insurance businesses and helps in maintaining an advantageous position in a competitive market [16].
Facebook's banks are expected to collect a lower-than-average fee for underwriting services.
Although traditional advisory and underwriting services have recently improved, trading has been the fount of profitability.
The banks say that their analysts are supposed to discuss only broad industry trends at these meetings and not pitch the bank's underwriting services.
Senior executives were imported from all the relevant departments to join the new recruits, and work began on redesigning Merrill's vast business of providing information, trading and underwriting services to institutional clients.
Every major firm on Wall Street publishes research on companies that issue stocks and bonds while its investment bankers are earning or hoping to earn fees for providing advice and underwriting services to those same companies.
The subpoena is more evidence of Washington's souring relationship with the Wall Street titan; the Securities and Exchange Commission brought civil-fraud charges against Goldman in April.Britain's Office of Fair Trading announced an inquiry into the equity underwriting services of investment banks, including the fees they charge.
Starkman discusses pivotal investigations through the nineteen-nineties: reports on racist banking practices known as "redlining," thieving brokerage firms that cold-called their way through fraud, and the crooked incentives of "spinning," the practice of underwriters giving I.P.O. shares to favored clients, essentially bribing those clients to buy future underwriting services.
Investment banking sales fell 44% to $205 million, from $364 million, due to lower fees for underwriting services.
