11:27 Jul 13, 2001 |
English to Spanish translations [PRO] Bus/Financial | |||||
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na | carve outs |
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na | "carve-outs" |
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na | separaciones |
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na | escisión parcial |
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na | separar / dividir |
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carve outs Explanation: I don´t believe there is a translation for the term, at least not yet. See my second reference. Carve-Out An employee benefit or group of benefits that is administered by a third-party company. www.ebenefits.com/hrcenter/hrglossary/C42.asp carve-outs The most common example of a carve-out used to be when an HMO would pay a separate insurer to provide and manage coverage in a related area, such as mental-health care. While mental-health care is a good old-economy example, CARVE-OUTS IN THE NEW ECONOMY MEAN LEVERAGED BUYOUTS OR VENTURE-CAPITAL INVESTMENTS (or both-see the Accel-KKR Internet Fund) THAT LIBERATE A DOTCOM DIVISION FROM ITS BRICKS-AND-MORTAR (NONVIRTUAL) PARENT. A classic example of a carve-out is the creation of Barnesandnoble.com as a separate company from Barnes & Noble. While a tracking stock does not constitute a carve-out, it could set the stage for one. http://www.ecompany.com/glossary/0,1652,Glossary,00.html. see above |
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"carve-outs" Explanation: Por lo que veo, se está utilizando dicha palabra tal cual en inglés (así como "spinoffs" y algunos otros términos del ramo). Sugiero lo dejes igual. Véase: http://administracion.uniandes.edu.co/pregrado/electivas_sem... Espero te ayude:-) terry Arriba |
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separaciones Explanation: suerte |
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escisión parcial Explanation: Creo que se puede traducir como "escisión parcial" si tenemos en cuenta lad siguientes definiciomes, en particular lo de "partial spinoff": 1) carve-out A situation in which a parent company sells a minority share of a child company, usually in an IPO, while partial spinoffretaining the rest. The child company will have its own board of directors and financial statements, but will benefit from the parent company's resources and strategic support. Usually, the parent company will eventually sell the rest of the child company in the open market. also called . see also tracking stock. 2) Carve-out Sometimes be known as a partial spinoff. A carve-out occurs when a parent company sells a 20% (or less) stake in a subsidiary for an IPO or rights offering. Also known as "equity carve-out". In most cases the parent company will spinoff the remaining interests to existing shareholders at a later date when the stock price is much higher. 3) spinoff: escisión (Dicc. de Informes Financieros, Diccionario empresarial, Stanford Business School Alumni Association. Reference: http://www.investopedia.com/terms/c/carveout.asp (Dicc. de Informes Financieros (Coopers) y Diccionario empresarial (Stanford Business School Alumni Association). |
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separar / dividir Explanation: Fijate: "Glosario Spin-off: separar una unidad de la organización y entregar el control a un tercero o vender las acciones en oferta pública en los mercados de capitales. Equity carve out: separar la división sin perder el control. La matriz sigue conservando la mayoría de las acciones." DE: http://www.dinero.com/larevista/106/MANAGEMENT.asp Saludos #:) |
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