Rebate Fee definition

Rebate Fee means an agreed amount required to be paid by Agent for the account of a Lending Fund to a Borrower in respect of each Loan of the Lending Fund’s Securities as to which the Borrower has furnished cash as Collateral.
Rebate Fee or "rebate charge" means the fee to be collected from non-installers for connection to a rebate sewage facility.

Examples of Rebate Fee in a sentence

  • In the case of a Loan for which the Collateral is Cash Collateral, the Bank shall negotiate a fee (the "Borrower Rebate Fee") to be paid by the Bank to the Borrower on behalf of the Customer.

  • In the case of a Loan for which the Collateral is Cash Collateral, the Bank shall negotiate a fee (the "Borrower Rebate Fee") to be paid by the Bank to the Borrower on behalf of a Customer.

  • Fixed Rebate Guarantee (Traditional PDL) Basis, per script Brand Retail - 30 and 90 Day $254.90 Mail Order $563.30 Specialty Included In Retail Included In Retail Included In Retail Rebate Fee Credit (PEPM) $41.81 Level Customer Specific Period Annually Payment Period Annually Payment Amount -- Discounts The amount the actual discounts are less than the combined guaranteed Retail, Mail, and Specialty discount amount.