01:10 Aug 30, 2000 |
Dutch to English translations [PRO] Bus/Financial | ||||
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na | See below |
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na | recovery of equity investments/mutual fund or investment fund units |
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na | comment - see below |
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See below Explanation: Hi Karin, Answer: teruggave van participaties participation restitution repo's repurchase operations See web site: http://www.nma-org.nl/archief1999/1999/bcm/bcm1229-9903.htm and look for repo and http://europa.eu.int/eur-lex/nl/lif/dat/1998/nl_398R2819.htm... which gives - bankdeposito's zijn alle kasdeposito's bij kredietinstellingen die onmiddellijk opeisbaar zijn of met een opzegtermijn van niet langer dan drie maanden of met vaste looptijden van niet meer dan twee jaar, met inbegrip van bedragen betaald aan kredietinstellingen met betrekking tot een overdracht van effecten in het kader van repo's of effectenleningen; and http://europa.eu.int/eur-lex/en/lif/dat/1998/en_398R2819.htm... which gives: - bank deposits shall mean cash deposits made with credit institutions, repayable on demand or upon prior notice up to three months, or at agreed maturities of up to two years, inclusive of sums paid to credit institutions in respect of a transfer of securities under repurchase operations or securities loans, schriftelijke gevolmachtigde attorney-in-fact Good luck! Marijke |
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recovery of equity investments/mutual fund or investment fund units Explanation: Participation is used in financial English only in connection with a share in a loan. "Participaties" is more likley to refer to a share of some king such as in a mutual or investment fund. The word "teruggave" seems to indicate some kind of a claim here. Without context I cannot be sure, however, that recovery is the right English term. |
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comment - see below Explanation: While looking for some of your terms on the Net, I found an intereting site: www.abnamro.nl/banktermen/. This is a glossary of terms used in banking and related activities, with translations in English, German and French. The translations are fairly perfunctory, and not as good as what Marijke is providing, but the explanations are useful -- and you'd be hard put top find a lot of these terms in any van Dale. best of luck -- ken |
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