Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
fee revenues
French translation:
recettes/revenus venant des honoraires - provenant des cotisations
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Evert DELOOF-SYS
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charlotte
fee revenues
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Net revenues and earnings growth benefited from higher FEE REVENUES due to an increase in managed assets, which was partially offset by narrower spreads on the investment portfolio.
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Evert DELOOF-SYS
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des recettes provenant des cotisations
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revenus venant des honoraires, revenus venant des frais de gestion
I think that these "fees" are management fees, the fees charged for managing assets. Since those managed assets have increased, so the revenues from these fees are higher.
Here are a few examples:
" la rémunération au service fourni
Des honoraires, ou management fees, sous forme de pourcentage sur le chiffre d'affaires enregistré"
http://www.manor.fr/manormag.nsf/pages/numero11_6
"d) Management Fees d) Frais de gestion "
http://www.crtc.gc.ca/archive/Decisions/1996/..\..\Decisions\1988\DB88-275.htm
Here are a few examples:
" la rémunération au service fourni
Des honoraires, ou management fees, sous forme de pourcentage sur le chiffre d'affaires enregistré"
http://www.manor.fr/manormag.nsf/pages/numero11_6
"d) Management Fees d) Frais de gestion "
http://www.crtc.gc.ca/archive/Decisions/1996/..\..\Decisions\1988\DB88-275.htm
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Nikki Scott-Despaigne
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recettes d'honoraires
Income has been generated by an increase in the fees charged. My "centre de gestion" (ARAMPLLA) refers to fee income, revenue from fees charged, in this way. It cannot be "cotisations" which are contributions - thus expenditure rather than income.
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