paying agent
institution paying interest or repaying capital the institution responsible for making interest payments on a security and repaying capital at redemption.
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- Also called disbursing agent
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institution paying interest or repaying capital the institution responsible for making interest payments on a security and repaying capital at redemption.
owners. Agents could award themselves excess pay or benefits, or indulge in empire-building to increase their own reputations. They may even favor the security of the debtholders rather than the returns of the stockholders. The impact of these agency costs can affect the distribution of financing for a
By Steven Lowe
The central dilemma of principal-agent models is how to get the manager (the agent) to act in the best interests of the stockholders (the principals) when the agent has interests that diverge from those of the principals and an informational advantage.
By Luc Renneboog
dedicated and knowledgeable risk manager. Typically, the revenue of a SME does not justify hiring a full-time, in-house risk manager or insurance expert. Therefore, many businesses seek the services of an insurance broker or an insurance agent. However, a broker or agent may not be qualified in risk assessment and may not always negotiate insurance prices in the best interest of your business (because typically the insurance company will pay him or her a commission
By Omar Fisher
Real options arise from the ability of economic agents to adjust their behavior to maximize the values of their assets or contracts.
By David Shimko
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