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standby fee

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Standby fee
Amount paid to an underwriter who agrees to purchase any stock that is not purchased by public investors in a rights offering.
Standby Fee
A fee paid to an underwriter in exchange for an agreement that the underwriter will purchase the remainder of a new issue that it does not place with investors. See also: Jointly and Severally.
standby fee
The fee paid to an underwriter that agrees to purchase unsold securities as part of a standby underwriting agreement.
standby fee
A fee charged for a standby commitment.
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