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1front end fee — Also known as a facility fee or an arrangement fee. A fee paid to a banker for setting up a transaction. It is usually calculated as a percentage of the value of the loan and is payable before or shortly after funds are drawn. Practical Law… …
2front-end fee — /frʌnt end fi:/ noun an initial loading of the management charges into the first premium paid for an insurance …
3front-end fee — A charge levied by a lender when a loan is set up or when the first payment of the loan is taken …
4front-end fee — A charge levied by a lender when a loan is set up or when the first payment of the loan is taken …
5front-end — ¦ ̷ ̷ ¦ ̷ ̷ adjective : relating to or required at the beginning of an undertaking take some time for the huge front end investment to be paid off Wall Street Journal * * * frontˈ endˈ noun The aspects involved in the running of an operation, eg… …
6front-end — UK / US adjective business relating to the start of a business process or project There is no front end fee for the share plan …
7front-end load — A form of sales charge imposed by some mutual funds. A front end load is an initial charge that is deducted from each investment made in the fund. The amount of the charge is usually a percentage of the amount of the investment. See back end load …
8front-end load — Loan fee or sales commission paid from the initial funds borrowed …
9front-loading — /frunt loh ding/, adj. 1. designed to be loaded, supplied, or tended from the front: a front loading washer; a front loading VCR. n. 2. the practice of expending maximum effort, collecting a fee, interest, or commissions, etc., as early as… …
10facility fee — See front end fee. Practical Law Dictionary. Glossary of UK, US and international legal terms. www.practicallaw.com. 2010 …
