Execution Fee definition

Execution Fee means the commission or fee charged to execute an order for a financial instrument.

Execution Fee means the fee charged by ABX for a transaction executed on MetalDesk. Full Member’s Execution Fee can be found within the Fee Schedule;

Execution Fee means a fee that may be charged by the Issuer upon a Redemption as may be specified in the Applicable Product Annex and/or Business Rules.

Examples of Execution Fee in a sentence

• Condition Precedent for the coming into effect of the Agreement constitutes the satisfactory completion in full and signature by the Client of 3a, 3b and 3c Appendices for natural persons and 2a, 2b, 2c, 2d and 2e and 2f for legal persons as applicable, as well as the Execution Fee Schedule (Appendix 5).

• The Manager will facilitate the payment of the Execution Fee to the Financial Adviser on behalf of the Investor.

• Financial Advisers who introduce Investors without providing financial advice (sometimes known as “execution only brokers”) are eligible to receive an Execution Fee of 3%.

• LICENSEE shall pay a License Execution Fee in the amount of _ Dollars ($ ) to LICENSOR within thirty (30) days of the Effective Date of this Agreement.

• Specifically the Licensee shall pay the University: A non-refundable License documentation fee in the amount of Rs._______, due and payable when this Agreement is executed by the Licensee; LICENSEE shall pay a License Execution Fee in the amount of Rupees _____ (Rs._____) to LICENSOR within thirty (30) days of the Effective Date of this Agreement.

More Definitions of Execution Fee

Execution Fee means the commission or fee charged to execute an order for a financial instrument. ‘Expense Ratio’ or ETF management fee is the fee charged inside the ETF by the ETF issuer like Blackrock,

Execution Fee means the fee charged by BC for a transaction executed on MetalDesk. Customer’s Execution Fee can be found within its Account Application;

Execution Fee means the execution fee payable to the Administrator pursuant to the Administration Agreement.

Execution Fee means a sum that may be charged by the Issuer reflecting the necessary costs, expenses or fees actually incurred by the Issuer in connection with a sale or the transfer of the Underlying Cryptoassets, which may include, without limitation:

Execution Fee means fees directly related to the execution of a transaction by a member or participant of a trading venue, including the fees for the submission, modification, cancellation or execution of orders and quotes;

Execution Fee means a sum that may be charged by the Issuer reflecting costs, expenses or fees actually incurred by the Issuer in connection with a sale or the transfer of Digital Currency, which may include without limitation:

Execution Fee has the meaning ascribed to it in Section 10.3(a).