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Ticking fee definition

What does Ticking fee mean?

Commitments fees are typically paid on committed but undrawn facilities to compensate the lender for the cost of having allocated the facility to the particular borrower while not receiving or accruing any interest. A ticking fee typically refers to a commitment fee on a term loan—ticking fees are frequently not charged on leveraged finance transactions, though this may be conditional on the facility being drawn within a certain number of days following completion.

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