Fixed fee basis definition

Fixed fee basis means an investment advisory fee that at any given time can be precisely established in a dollar amount without regard to the investment performance or value of an account and that is not based on the purchase or sale of specific securities.
Fixed fee basis means that Company will be invoiced for a mutually agreed fee.
Fixed fee basis means an investment advisory fee which at any given time can be precisely established in dollar amount without regard to the investment performance or value of an account and which is not based on the purchase or sale of specific securities.

Examples of Fixed fee basis in a sentence

  • The following mechanisms could be used by QLDC and NZTA: • Fixed fee basis: purchasing of goods and services according to a fixed fee.• Milestone payment basis: making payments to the contractor based on key milestones and deliverables.

  • The contract covers the management and delivery of operations at the following Council facilities: • Harrow Leisure Centre• Hatch End Pool• Bannister’s Stadium There are two major changes from the previous contract: • Fixed fee basis with an ‘open book’ trading account.