management fee

16:41 Jan 12, 2009 

A charge levied by an investment MANAGER for managing an investment fund.
The management fee is intended to compensate the MANAGER for their time and expertise.
It can also include other items such as investor relations expenses and the administration costs of the fund.
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MANAGERS don't charge contribution, duty, scot, toll, excise, assesment, tribute, customs, average, rate, tax, fixed price, tariff, surcharge.
They charge FEES=HONORÁRIOS.

16:15 Jan 12, 2009 

Para C. Duarte.
Existe a palavra 'honorarium n' em Inglês= '=FEE esp. f. professional services nominally rendereded without payment.'
Oxford, Fowler & Fowler, Sykes, 1975.
Fee n (same dic.)= 3. 'sum payable to PUBLIC OFFICER for performing his function; remuneration of lawyerm, physician, or ANY PROFESSIONAL PERSON, for consultation etc.'
TAXA=contribution, duty,excise, tax, tariff/ TAXA (PT)=imposto; imposto (PT)=tributo, contribuição monetária DIRETA ou INDIRETA, exigida pelos poderes públicos de cada pessoa natural ou jurídica, para fazer face às despesas da administração por SERVIÇOS NÃO ESPECIFICADOS.
comissão=retribution, recompense, gratification, perecentage paid, brokerage, factorage/ vender a comissão = sell for a third party.
Emolumento=salary, fee, gain, profit, advantage;
emolumentos= eventual returns, profits, perquisites/emolumento (PT)= lucro, retribuição, gratificação, rendimento de um cargo, além do ordenado fixo; pl. LUCROS EVENTUAIS.

16:08 Jan 12, 2009 

Como não há dados complementares sobre a expressão "management fee" creio que qualquer um dos inúmeros significados para o termo "fee" pode ser utilizado: honorários - taxa - jóia - etc...

13:47 Jan 12, 2009 

P.P. Dixon.
A fixed sum charged, as by an institution or by law, for a privilege: a license fee; tuition fees.
A charge for professional services: a surgeon's fee.
A tip; a gratuity.
Law. An inherited or heritable estate in land.

In feudal law, an estate in land granted by a lord to his vassal on condition of homage and service. Also called feud, fief.
The land so held.
tr.v., feed, fee·ing, fees.
To give a tip to.
Scots. To hire.
idiom:
in fee Law.

In absolute and legal possession.

[Middle English fe, from Old English feoh, cattle, goods, money, and from Anglo-Norman fee, fief (from Old French fie, fief, of Germanic origin; akin to Old English feoh).]

09:47 Jan 12, 2009 

Em minha opinião, tirando a sugestão de "emolumento" qualquer uma delas se aplica.
Em minha opinião, trata-se de um tipo de remuneração pelo serviço de administração/gestão/gerenciamento prestado.