Platform Fee
means an asset-based platform fee payable to the Dealer Manager monthly in arrears for sales of Institutional Shares in a Primary Offering. The Platform Fee shall accrue daily and equals (a) the number of Shares outstanding each day, excluding shares issued under the Company’s distribution reinvestment plan, multiplied by (b) 1/365th of NAV per Share on such day.
Platform Fee
means the platform fee, being 4% of the Investment Amount (or any other percentage as stated on the Letter of Offer) payable by the Borrower to Smartfunding upon a successful Loan Request. The Platform Fee shall be deducted upfront by Smartfunding prior to the disbursem*nt of the Investment Amount;
Platform Fee
means the Flat Fee for a Cloud Service that provides one price for the Cloud Service that is ordered in the Order Form.
Examples of Platform Fee in a sentence
This RI Work Plan (RIWP) was developed consistent with DER-10 and the USEPA Guidance for Conducting Remedial Investigation and Feasibility Studies under CERCLA (dated October 1988).
The Dealer Manager shall not be entitled to a Platform Fee with respect to any Retail Shares.
Applicability of other laws, regulations, policies, and procedures.A. Public charter schools are subject to all federal laws and authorities as set forth in this article and the charter contract with the local school board.B. Public charter schools are subject to the same civil rights, health, and safety requirements applicable to other public schools in the Commonwealth, except as otherwise provided in this article.
By opening a PPS Custom Program (Platform) Account, I represent that my Advisor has provided me the opportunity to discuss the costs and benefits of whether I or my Advisor will pay the Platform Fee.
The TAMP will be compensated for their respective services through their Platform Fee (for such services such as technology, reporting, billing, account services, infrastructure costs to support the TPMM roster).
More Definitions of Platform Fee
Platform Fee
means the fees charged to Clients for the use of the Site and Services where related to telephone consultation, tele- or videoconference interactions between Client and Expert.
Platform Fee.
The Platform Fee covers additional costs associated with the programs for services provided by Ameriprise Financial such as investment selection including investment strategy and investment product due diligence, overlay management, additional trading costs, enhanced trading tools, reporting (e.g. manager and portfolio reports), advisory training and expert support, platform management (e.g. ongoing product development and administration) and additional operational and support related functions.
Platform Fee
means the fee charged by ABX for access and/or use of MetalDesk. PTM’s Platform Fee can be found within the Fee Schedule;
Platform Fee
shall have the meaning set out under Section 3.1 [Platform Fees]. “Platform Services” shall have the meaning set out under Section 2.1 [Platform Services].
Platform Fee
means the fee payable by the Company and One Chestnut Realty to LEX Markets LLC for the listing of the Units on the LEX Markets Platform, pursuant to the terms of the LEX ATS Issuer Agreement.
Platform Fee
shall have the meaning set out under Section 3.1 [Platform Fees].
Platform Fee
means a monthly amount of [*] per HSI Subscriber during the Commitment Period, Renewal Term, and Wind~Down Period, and [*] per HSI Subscriber during the Ramp Period, to be recovered by Synacor as described more specifically in Section 4 below. For purposes of calculating this fee, any Internet access customers acquired by Client through a merger or acquisition are not counted as HSI Subscribers until such time as such customers, through a migration plan determined by Client, are provisioned to use the Service(s) on the infrastructure provided for under this Agreement . At the end of each month, Client will provide Synacor with the count of applicable HSI Subscribers for which Platform Fees are due as of the last day of such month, and the Platform Fee for that month will be calculated by multiplying such number by the applicable rate.
