Common use of Agent's Fee Clause in Contracts

Agent's Fee. In connection with each Securities loan hereunder the Lender shall pay to the Bank a fee equal to 40% of (a) net realized income derived from Approved Investments, plus (b) any Securities Loan Fee paid or payable by the Borrower, minus (c) any Rebate paid by the Bank to the Borrower. The Bank is authorized, on a monthly basis, to charge its fee and any other amounts owed by the Lender hereunder against the Account and/or Collateral Account.

Agent's Fee. In connection with each Securities loan hereunder the Lender shall pay to the Bank a fee equal to 4020% of (a) net realized income derived from Approved Investments, plus (b) any Securities Loan Fee paid or payable by the Borrower, minus (c) any Rebate paid by the Bank to the Borrower. The Bank is authorized, on a monthly basis, to charge its fee and any other amounts owed by the Lender hereunder against the Account and/or Collateral Account.

Agent's Fee. In connection with each Securities loan hereunder the Lender shall pay to the Bank a fee equal to 4020% of (a) net realized income derived from Approved Investments, plus (b) any Securities Loan Fee paid or payable by the Borrower, minus (c) any Rebate paid by the Bank to the Borrower. The Bank is authorized, on a monthly basis, to charge its fee and any other amounts owed by the Lender hereunder against the Account and/or Collateral Account.

Agent's Fee. In connection with each Securities loan hereunder the Lender shall pay to the Bank a fee equal to 4015% of (a) net realized income derived from Approved Investments, plus (b) any Securities Loan Fee paid or payable by the Borrower, minus (c) any Rebate paid by the Bank to the Borrower. The Bank is authorized, on a monthly basis, to charge its fee and any other amounts owed by the Lender hereunder against the Account and/or Collateral Account.”