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commission

To purchase or arrange the purchase of services, as in a primary care trust commissioning cytology screening services from a pathology laboratory in a particular trust.

commission

Business & health A type of finder's fee set by insurance brokers or agents for selling health plans, built into the premiums paid by the insured. See Biological Stain Commission, Commission on Dietary Supplement Labels, Commission E, Enzyme Commission, Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organization, National Commission for Certification of Acupuncturists, National Commission for the Protection of Human Subjects of Biomedical & Behavioral Research, Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Pepper Commission, Pew Commission.

Commission

short for the International Commission on Zoological Nomenclature.

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Birnbaum's solution calls on regulators to hire an independent consultant to report on the issue, review rate and form model laws, and create greater transparency with disclosure of all agent and broker fees and commissions.

Regulators say they were on the case

A retail firm can get itself in trouble if no experienced broker is tasked with reviewing the firm's existing broker fee agreements at least annually.

Things to Consider When Charging Broker Fees

We include in our data only observations where borrowers were charged positive broker fee or YSP amounts.

Broker compensation patterns and trends: 2005-2009

When neither broker practice nor available data furnishes potential variables to explain broker fee variation, regulators may focus on disparities in raw broker fees, uncorrected for any variables except loan amount, implicit in the percent measure.

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The Department of Justice (DOJ) reached a settlement with American International Group Inc.'s subsidiaries (AIG Federal Savings Bank and Wilmington Finance), in which the lender was found liable for the fact that some of its black borrowers were charged higher broker fees than similarly situated white borrowers.

DOJ settlement holds wholesaler liable for higher broker fees on minorities

There is no broker fee or security deposit, tenants can pay by credit card and enjoy the perks of the Pod Hotel, the hugely successful hospitality venture operated by BD Hotels at the base of the building at 400 West 42nd Street.

BIG launch for little apartments

When examining concessions, 26 percent of rental transactions brokered by Citi Habitats offered a free month's rent and/or payment of the broker fee to entice new tenants in April--down from 35 percent in March.

Landlords skimp on concessions as city rental market tightens

29255, June 7, 1996), which sets forth broad policies showing how HUD views computer loan originations; and the HUD Policy Statement 1999-1 Regarding Mortgage Broker Fees (Broker Fee Statement, 64 Fed.

A Twenty something DOES ONLINE LENDING

According to Citi Habitats, 51 per of rental transactions brokered by the firm's agents included a free month's rent and/or payment of the broker fee to entice new tenants in November--up substantially from 36 percent in October.

Rental glut has landlords offering holiday discounts

That means that if a tenant rents an apartment in midtown Manhattan for $2,500 (the average price of a one-bedroom apartment, according to New York Habitat), they will pay a broker fee of $4,500.

Navigating the risks of New York City real estate market

"However, for more than a decade, Mercury has prohibited anyone who sells our products from charging broker fees," the statement continues.

California's $27.6M Fine Against Mercury Insurance Remains After Court Action

The SEC-qualified platform is all-encompassing; no middle man, no broker fees and no sponsorship groups.