Brokerage Costs definition
Brokerage Costs means brokerage fees and commissions reasonably incurred by the Non-Defaulting Party either in terminating any arrangement pursuant to which it has hedged its obligations or entering into new arrangements which replace this Agreement.
Brokerage Costs. Broker is responsible for timely payment of any costs related to the production of a Book, including drafting, copying, and distribution, and any travel or communications costs Broker incurs specific to the sale of the property.
Brokerage Costs shall equal the [total trading cost determined by an independent third party (or, in the case of derivative instruments, determined by CIML) using the methodology described in Schedule A hereto of gross monthly portfolio securities sales] times (([gross monthly portfolio securities sales] minus [gross monthly portfolio securities purchases] minus ([the average of [redemptions for each calendar month in the year ending September 30, 2005 divided by net assets as of the end of each such month]] times [net assets as of the end of the current month])) divided by [gross monthly portfolio securities sales]).
Examples of Brokerage Costs in a sentence
The Losses, Brokerage Costs and Gains shall be determined by comparing the value of the remaining Term, Contract Quantity and Contract Prices under this Agreement had it not been terminated to the equivalent quantities and relevant market prices for the remaining term under a replacement contract.
Further, any costs included as Brokerage Costs under the Brokerage Agreement between West Africa Crude Marketing Ltd.