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German to English translations [PRO]
Bus/Financial - Finance (general) | | German term or phrase: Ankaufsschutzzusagen | This term crops up in a list in a bank's business brochure under the heading "Dokumentäres Geschäft". The list is as follows, no other context, sorry.
Akkreditive
Akkreditivbestätigungen
***Ankaufsschutzzusagen***
Inkassi
Garantien |
| | | Purchase protection promise/cover/guarantee | Explanation:
None of the dictionaries I have consulted has either Ankaufsschutz or Schutzzusagen, but the Zusagen could of course be commitments, engagements, promises or undertakings, with the first translation given for Zusage being "(com) promise". However, Zusagen aus Eigenmitteln (Fin) are "lendings from own resources" so, with some imagination, it could even have to do with lendings, but I suspect it is "Purchase protection promise" (or one of the other nouns above).
If, however, the Ankauf* could be construed as Ankäufer, it may be referring to "buyer/purchaser protection".
"purchase protection guarantee" and "purchase protection coverage"
would seem to mean the same, in principle, even not a literal translation |
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Regards, Natalie
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1 hr confidence: peer agreement (net): +3 Purchase protection promise/cover/guarantee
Explanation:
None of the dictionaries I have consulted has either Ankaufsschutz or Schutzzusagen, but the Zusagen could of course be commitments, engagements, promises or undertakings, with the first translation given for Zusage being "(com) promise". However, Zusagen aus Eigenmitteln (Fin) are "lendings from own resources" so, with some imagination, it could even have to do with lendings, but I suspect it is "Purchase protection promise" (or one of the other nouns above).
If, however, the Ankauf* could be construed as Ankäufer, it may be referring to "buyer/purchaser protection".
"purchase protection guarantee" and "purchase protection coverage"
would seem to mean the same, in principle, even not a literal translation
Example sentence(s):- Purchase Protection policy
- Our purchase protection guarantee means that you can buy in confidence from us at any time.
Reference: http://https://wwwa.applyonlinenow.com/uk/freecardb_mcds/fcb...
Reference: http://www.bestmobiledeal.co.uk/info/11-purchase-protection-...
| David Williams
Local time: 00:47
Native speaker of:  English
PRO pts in category: 16
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| | Grading comment Thanks to all for your input.
Regards, Natalie |
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