Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
con toma de razón por parte de los mismos
English translation:
'taking over their trade name
Added to glossary by
Joan Chastain
Jun 24, 2004 06:36
20 yrs ago
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Spanish term
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con toma de razón por parte de los mismos
Spanish to English
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Las sociedades del Grupo proceden a la venta de créditos de clientes, ***con toma de razón por parte de los mismos***, sin posibilidad de recurso contra las sociedades del Grupo, en caso de impago por éstos. Estas operaciones devengan intereses en las condiciones habituales de mercado hasta la fecha en que la entidad financiera cobra de los clientes. La gestión de cobro durante este período la siguen realizando las Sociedades del Grupo. A 31 de diciembre de 2003, el importe de las cesiones de crédito asciende a 258,864 miles de euros, saldo que figura minorando la “Producción certificada pendiente de cobro” en el cuadro anterior.
Proposed translations
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| 5 -1 | 'taking over their trade name |
Jane Lamb-Ruiz (X)
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| 5 +2 | with the clients being notified |
Marianela Melleda
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Proposed translations
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Spanish term (edited):
con toma de raz�n por parte de los mismos
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'taking over their trade name
razon commercial= trade name, commercial name
or company name..see which fits
they are selling "customers' loans"....
one can do that you know...pretty awful
when a bank or other institution thinks they are going to spend too much on loan costs..they sell them....sometimes a nasty business..if you take over the name under which the other party is selling the loans, it looks like the buyer of the loans is still the same party...only reading the fine print will show that it is not
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Note added at 9 days (2004-07-03 13:09:27 GMT)
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TAKING OVER OWNERSHIP OF SAME
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Note added at 9 days (2004-07-03 13:10:14 GMT)
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IF THE CLIENTS ARE FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS, IT\'S THE FIRST
IF THE CLIENTS ARE RETAIL, IT\'S THE SECOND
or company name..see which fits
they are selling "customers' loans"....
one can do that you know...pretty awful
when a bank or other institution thinks they are going to spend too much on loan costs..they sell them....sometimes a nasty business..if you take over the name under which the other party is selling the loans, it looks like the buyer of the loans is still the same party...only reading the fine print will show that it is not
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Note added at 9 days (2004-07-03 13:09:27 GMT)
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CHANGED ANSWER
TAKING OVER OWNERSHIP OF SAME
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Note added at 9 days (2004-07-03 13:10:14 GMT)
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IF THE CLIENTS ARE FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS, IT\'S THE FIRST
IF THE CLIENTS ARE RETAIL, IT\'S THE SECOND
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Marianela Melleda
Chile
Chile
Native in Spanish
Chile
Specialist in mining and engineering
Native in: Spanish
Works in: English to Spanish, Spanish to English
Spanish term (edited):
con toma de raz�n por parte de los mismos
with the clients being notified
I don't know whether the expressión indicated above is the best to express this, but the translation for "toma de razón" (a legal expression) is to let someone know that something has been done, bring a fact to someone's attention. In this case it is that clients know that their loans have been sold to another party.
In hope this helps you
In hope this helps you
Peer comment(s):
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Margarita Palatnik (X)
: it is what makes sense here also
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Thanks Margarita. I almost forgot I had answered this question, and it seems that Joan forgot about it either.
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María Eugenia Wachtendorff
: Absolutamente de acuerdo en que ése es el significado. Podrá expresarse con otras palabras en inglés, pero la idea es ésta.
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