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comisión de intermediación

English translation: broker fee


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Spanish term or phrase:comisión de intermediación
English translation:broker fee
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11:04 Apr 12, 2005
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Bus/Financial - Law: Contract(s) / Banking agency contract
Spanish term or phrase: comisión de intermediación
In an agency contract with a bank in Spain, I want to confirm that this term, used to indicate the service for which remuneration is paid to the agent or intermediary, who can be either a legal or nataural person, is normally translated as *arranging fee*.
Joyce McFarlane
Local time: 10:46
broker fee
Explanation:
Así lo he visto

Mortgage brokers uk, no broker fee - [ Traduzca esta página ]
Mortgage brokers uk, adverse credit mortgages, no broker fee.
www.1st-mortgage-brokers.co.uk/ - 17k - En caché - Páginas similares
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4 +6broker fee
larru
3finder's feeSheilann


  

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comisión de intermediación
broker fee


Explanation:
Así lo he visto

Mortgage brokers uk, no broker fee - [ Traduzca esta página ]
Mortgage brokers uk, adverse credit mortgages, no broker fee.
www.1st-mortgage-brokers.co.uk/ - 17k - En caché - Páginas similares

larru
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comisión de intermediación
finder's fee


Explanation:
Assuming the agent is paid for each customer introduced to the principal.

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Note added at 1 hr 15 mins (2005-04-12 12:20:24 GMT)
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The \"finder\'s fee\" is a time-proven business practice. From the days of ancient Rome to the go-go pace of Hollywood and big business today, the right intermediary at the right place at the right time can make millions of dollars.

Hopefully, you\'re not that ambitious.

But it is very possible to earn significant \"referral income\" through a \"Theme-Based Content Site\"... a site that delivers excellent information about in-demand topics related to a theme that is, in turn, related to your business activities.

(Note: We will use \"finder\'s fee\" and \"referral income\" interchangeably during this discussion.)
http://findersfee.sitesell.com/

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