commitment fee

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commitment fee

(Economics, Accounting & Finance / Banking & Finance) a charge made by a bank, in addition to interest, to make a loan available to a potential borrower

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No references found			The commitment fee included both refundable and nonrefundable portions. Loan purchase commitment fees upheld as option premiums by Gottschalk, Stefan / The Tax Adviser 35) Like cancellation fees, the commitment fee is to compensate the arbitrators for lost employment. Setting arbitrators' fees: an international survey by Gotanda, John Yukio / Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law In connection with this amendment, interest rates applicable to the extended portion of the ABL revolving facility increase, commitment fees for unused borrowing availability under the extended portion of the facility increase and the borrowing availability threshold below which financial covenants apply under the ABL credit agreement decreases, as described in the company's Form 8-K filed today. RSC Announces Amendment of Revolving Credit Facility by Business Wire			Commission on the Status of Women commission plan commissionaire Commissional Commissionate commissioned commissioned military officer commissioned naval officer commissioned officer commissioner Commissioner for Local Administration commissioner for oaths Commissioner of deeds commissioning commissioning editor Commissionnaire Commissionship Commissive Commissural commissure commissurotomy commit commit suicide commitedness commitment commitment fee Committable committal committal service committal to memory committal to writing committed committed facility committedness committee Committee for State Security committee meeting committee member committee of the whole Committee of the whole [house] Committee of the Whole House committee stage committeeman committeewoman Committer Committible commix Commixion Commixtion commixture commo			commit to the hands of commit to writing commit violence Commit-Reconcile and Fences Commité de Surveillance des Activités de Renseignement de Sécurité Commité Regionaux de Developpement Commited Commited Commited Commited Commited Commited commitedness Commitee Commitee Commitee Commitee commitment commitment commitment commitment commitment Commitment and Obligation Payment System Commitment and Obligation Plan Commitment and Projection Commitment bands Commitment Complex 1 Commitment Complex 2 Commitment Control System Commitment Efficiency Leadership & Involvement commitment fee Commitment Fees Commitment Fees Commitment Fees Commitment of Traders Commitment of Traders Report Commitment of Traders Report Commitment of Traders Reports Commitment Records System Commitment To Excellence Commitment to Excellence Coaching Commitment To Excellence Program Commitment to Graduate Commitment To Perform Commitment to Quality Commitment Tracking System Commitment, Concurrence, and Redundancy Commitment, Concurrency, & Recovery Commitment, Concurrency, and Recovery Service Element Commitment, Obligation and Procurement Commitment, Reliability, Innovation Commitment, Teamwork, Respect Commitments Commitments Commitments Commitments Commitments Commitments of Traders Report Commitments of Traders Report Commitments of Traders Report Commitments of Traders Reports

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