A ticking fee is a periodic payment made by a company to its lenders or advisors during the preparation of a loan or merger deal. It compensates them for time and commitment before the transaction closes. Lenders and investment banks benefit most, as it ensures they are paid for ongoing work even if the deal fails.
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