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Origination economics
Annualised steady-state illustration
Inputs
40%100%
CHF / month
0100
Commission structure
Collected fees, CHFRate, %Above second threshold
Details
Each rate applies only to fees within its tier. Thresholds are total collected fees, not tier widths.
10%35%
Partner benefits
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Value transferred to Company in the website delivery year. Edit the amount in modelling assumptions.
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Annual benefit to the Partner and cash cost for Company. Retainer is unchanged.
CHF 0CHF 10,000 / year
More
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Portion of annual retainer deducted from earned commission, without repayment of any shortfall.
0%100%
Partner total value
Company total value
How the advisory fees are shared
Annual economic value
How this is calculated
Calculation details
Partner cash compensation
Monthly cash equivalent
Company retained cash
Website value transferred to Company
Annual retainer
Gross earned commission
Less retainer offset
Additional commission payable
Travel reimbursement, separate from income
Company car, annual benefit / cost
Expected completed mandates
Average collected advisory fee
Company retained cash share
Partner total: cash + car - website
Company total: retained cash + website
Economic value over time
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Compare how the fees are shared
Partner retainer, net of websitePartner additional commissionPartner car benefitPartner travel reimbursementCompany retained cashWebsite value to Company
How this is calculated
The shared deal count is the reference at 60% time. Time-linked counts use 25 / 20 / 15 deals at 60% / 50% / 40% when the reference is 25. Scenario overrides change each bar total; all bars use the same CHF axis. Time commitment, commission terms, benefit inclusion and travel budgets stay specific to each scenario. Partner retainer, commission and car benefit appear together in blue shades. Website value is deducted from retainer first, then commission and car if needed, and transferred once to Company. Cash payments remain separate in the detailed comparison.