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For now, however, the bank's capital markets business is not contributing much to that fee income, but this is a factor of the market.

However, business in the main emerging markets is fast expanding with fee income rising at about 20 per cent a year.

If so, a desire not to leave fee income on the table should keep deals flowing.

Sure, banks will lose some decent fee income, but the biggest losers may be the structured product investors.

Banks receive fee income from selling such products to investors, mostly wealthy individuals and cash-rich institutions.

Others have realised that they can secure fee income for the entirety of a child's school career by opening nursery and infant departments.

The agents were more interested in maximising fee income than in protecting the interests of bondholders.

CICC has employed a minimal leverage business model and focused on fee income driven by its investment banking.

The industry has defied gravity by using debt, securitisation and proprietary trading to boost fee income and profits.

Its " final phase " be serve as main source with administration fee income and the income that profit shares out bonus.

While the actual number of deals fell, some bankers believe increased competition also played a role in pushing fee income lower.

And fee income from sales of mutual funds and securities will surely drop given the falling stock market.

Shares of some listed brokerages have risen on hopes that the new businesses would improve their fee income.

Fee income turned some hedge-fund managers into billionaires.

This article focuses on the risks of highway project cost and fee income.

If underwriting picks up, fee income also will increase.

fee income accounts for only about 2 . 5 per cent of the hospital authority s recurrent operating expenses.

The more development, the more fee income, and more tax revenue from corporate earnings.

There also is pressure on fee income, in part because of financial-overhaul caps on overdraft and debit-card charges.