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Pay upThe loss of cash resulting from a swap into higher-priced bonds or the need/willingness of a bank or other borrower to pay a higher rate of interest to get funds. Used in the context of general equities. (1) When an investor who wants to buy a stock at a particular price hesitates and the stock begins to rise; instead of letting the stock go, he "pays up" to buy the shares at the higher prevailing price. (2) Buy shares in a high-quality company at what is felt to be a high, but supportable, price due to its quality.Pay up Similar MatchesPrepayment feePrepayment feeIn the US, a fee charged to a borrower by a lender when a loan or mortgage is repaid ahead of schedule. In the UK, building societies impose a similar charge, typically binding the borrower to at least three years of repayments if such a charge is to be avoided. PrepaymentsPrepaymentsPayments made in excess of scheduled mortgage principal repayments. Facilitating paymentFacilitating paymentAs permitted under the U.S. Foreign Currupt Practices Act, a facilitating payment is a payment for "routine governmental action," such as obtaining permits, processing papers, providing normal government services, etc. It is, in fact, a bribe, but a small one that does not induce any illegal or exceptional behavior. Discounted paybackDiscounted paybackThe length of time needed to recoup the present value of an investment. Progress paymentsProgress paymentsPeriodic payments to a supplier, contractor, or subcontractor for work as it is completed as desired, in order to reduce working capital requirements. Further Suggestionsaccounts payablePayments netting Annualised payment scheme Deferred payment annuity Payables payout ratio Appel Loan (Accelerating Payoff Progressive Equity Loan) balance of payments Prepayment penalty Discounted payback period rule Standard payment calculation Graduated payment Receive versus payment Payment shock Early repayment period call payment Break even lease payment Prepayment penalty Clearing House Interbank Payments System (CHIPS) Payment protection insurance Repayment mortgage Balance of payments deficit Documents against payment Clearing House Automated Payments System (CHAPS) Late payment |
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