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payoff The amount necessary to pay a loan in full,with all accrued interest and fees and the prepayment penalty, if applicable. Payoff figures are usually provided to a closing company as correct on a given day.If closing is delayed,the lender has also provided a per diem charge to increase the payoff for every day of delay. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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c], maximizes the principal's expected payoff in (P), subject to ([PC. The basic premise of real options theory is that many investments (as well as most strategic decisions) involve risk and uncertainty concerning future payoffs and costs, but the decision can often be divided into stages and sequenced so that more information is available after the first stage that will influence the probability as well as the potential size of the expected payoff. The analysis also considered the probability of Genius having x-factor and Nash's expected payoff from a deal with Genius or Smart, or from going it alone. |
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