The remuneration charged by a financial service provider to the customer (remuneration for services rendered by a financial institution on behalf of the customer) and normally debited from the current account; in business transactions equated with commission and often also called remuneration. – A negative interest rate, i.e. a reduction made at regular intervals in the capital deposited with a bank. – Formerly also the annual payment to a clergyman who was not duly and permanently (IN TITULUM) but only providentially and revocably (IN COMMENDAM) appointed to an office. With the payment (also called commandery payment; commende = here: the provisional transfer of an office), the temporary, representative appointment was usually extended for another year. – Short name for the European Commission in Brussels as the executive branch of the EU. – See all-in fee, discount, fee, transactions, commission-based, trading costs, negative interest, premium, salary.
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