Financial Services Committee and Management fee: Difference between pages

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1.

Banking.

A fee charged to the borrower by the group of banks (or other lenders) providing or underwriting a syndicated credit or bond issue.

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More generally, any fee charged for management services or for other related services.

3.

A fee charged within a group of companies for management services, usually payable by a subsidiary company to a holding company.

Also known as a management charge, especially in the context of 2. and 3. above.

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-. ''US''.
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-Informal name for the United States House  Committee on Financial Services, also known as the House Banking Committee, with responsibility for oversight of the US financial services industry.
+''Banking''.
+A fee charged to the borrower by the group of banks (or other lenders) providing or underwriting a syndicated credit or bond issue.
-. ''EU''.
-The EU committee whose responsibilities include providing a forum for cross-sectoral strategic reflection, and providing political advice and oversight on both internal (such as the single market) and external (such as the World Trade Organization) issues.
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-It works closely with the EU's Economic and Financial Committee.
+More generally, any fee charged for management services or for other related services.
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+A fee charged within a group of companies for management services, usually payable by a subsidiary company to a holding company.
+''Also known as a management charge, especially in the context of 2. and 3. above.''
 == See also ==
-* [[Bank supervision]]
+* [[Holding company]]
-* [[Dodd-Frank]]
+* [[Praecipium]]
-* [[Economic and Financial Committee]]
+* [[Subsidiary]]
-* [[Financial Services Authority]]
-* [[National Economic Council]]
-* [[Single Market]]
-* [[World Trade Organization]]
 [[Category:Accounting,_tax_and_regulation]]
 [[Category:The_business_context]]
+[[Category:Investment]]