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21:53 Oct 16, 2001 |
German to English translations [PRO] Bus/Financial | |||||||
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5 +1 | liabilities |
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4 +1 | liabilities side products |
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4 +1 | creditor products |
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5 | I forgot to add some substatitaion |
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4 | passive products |
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2 | How about ... |
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liabilities Explanation: (Assets and) liabilities FAR |
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passive products Explanation: Dunno what to say, looks like this could really be it. I'm hesitant to push the button...oh, no, too late... ;) Reference: http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/010905/52549.html Reference: http://www.mellon.com/corp/media/press/2000/pr032800b.html |
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How about ... Explanation: ... financial liabilities? This is what I found as a header in the annual report of an insurance company (link see below) with "investment contracts" being the only entry. I got quite a few hits for "liabilities product", "liability product" and "passive products" (although "passive" doesn't have anything to do with "Passiva" <sideways glance to Sharon>), but even the "liabilities products" did not hold up to further scrutiny. Btw: you're not likely to find a single term in English for a German compound anyway ... ;-) Reference: http://biz.yahoo.com/e/010330/777917.html |
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liabilities side products Explanation: "4. Banking Products 4.1. Liabilities side products The main item on the liabilities side of the universal banks are deposits. A distinction is made between demand deposits, time deposits, saving deposits and other types of deposits (see definitions in Appendix 3). Owing to their transferable nature, demand deposits collected from customers offer a rather low interest rate the computation base of which may vary between credit institutions, i.e. the minimum or the average outstanding amount over a predetermined period." http://www.ee/epbe/banking/methods.html I know this is not a native English site, but the English seems alright, and it seems to refer to exactly what you are looking for. |
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creditor products Explanation: I believe that with products they do refer to those services of the bank, that are accounted for as liabilities in the balance sheet. HTH |
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I forgot to add some substatitaion Explanation: Among 33 hits on Google: PDF] www.gisc.co.uk/publications/july2001/CreditGuidNotes.pdf File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as Text ... what C5.2 * Renewal process - who does what. This is often not applicable to creditor products but in cases where the policy term is less than the loan term ... Similar pages Reference: http://www.google.com/search?as_q=&num=10&btnG=Google+Search... |
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