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Cost of Tender

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Cost of Tender
The cost of delivery of the underlying asset of a futures contract on a commodity. For example, if one holds a long position (i.e., owns) a futures contract on corn, the seller must deliver the corn to the holder when the contract expires. The holder must compensate the seller for any transportation, carrying costs, and any other expenses that accrue in the process of delivering the corn. The costs are collectively called cost of tender.


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The 'F1+' rating reflects the adequacy of TRHMC's cash and investment position to pay the total cost of tender offers on its series 2009A-4 and 2009A-5 variable-rate debt.
the "Company") (OTC: CAUS) announced today that via Causeway's TenderLink it is able to offer over a 90% reduction in the cost of tender document distribution in addition to transparency, ease of operation and improved communication across the supply chain.
The 'F1+' rating reflects the adequacy of Reading's cash and investment position to pay the total cost of tender offers on its series 2009A-4 and 2009A-5 variable-rate debt.
 
 
 
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