capitalización de cuentas por cobrar

English translation: converting to money

01:38 Nov 8, 2000
Spanish to English translations [PRO]
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Spanish term or phrase: capitalización de cuentas por cobrar
X analiza la conveniencia de adquirir una importante participación en este proyecto, mediante la capitalización de cuentas por cobrar derivadas de diversas obras realizadas...
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English translation:converting to money
Explanation:
'Capitalisation' smacks of Spanglish to me, yet the context is not that clear. I think the person interested in the 'participación' is offering to 'buy' the other co's debts - so that co. ends up having its money quicker. In other words, it converts the 'receivables' into ready cash (capital) for the other paty, who would normally have to wait - months? Capital can have in fact many meanings.

I suggest:

X is analysing the (possible) advantages of acquiring a significant share in the project -

1.via purchase of the receivables resulting from
2.via payment of an amount equivalent to the receivables resulting from

(construction?) work (works?) carried out...


Don't take this as gospel, as I can't be sure....good luck.
Selected response from:

Lia Fail (X)
Spain
Local time: 08:42
Grading comment
Ailish, muy buena tu intuición. Resulta que el cliente (el famoso consorcio) piensa comprar las cuentas por cobrar a las otras compañías involucradas. Sé que Capitalization of Accounts Receivable está bien técnicamente, pero con tu explicación entendí las intenciones del cliente.
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Summary of answers provided
nacapitalization of accounts receivable
Jenette Holyoak
naconverting to money
Lia Fail (X)
naCapitalization of receivable accounts
Daphne Corral (X)


  

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32 mins
capitalization of accounts receivable


Explanation:
capitalization (debt restructuring) of accounts receivable.
Good luck
J.


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Jenette Holyoak
United Kingdom
Local time: 07:42
Native speaker of: English
PRO pts in pair: 351
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9 hrs
converting to money


Explanation:
'Capitalisation' smacks of Spanglish to me, yet the context is not that clear. I think the person interested in the 'participación' is offering to 'buy' the other co's debts - so that co. ends up having its money quicker. In other words, it converts the 'receivables' into ready cash (capital) for the other paty, who would normally have to wait - months? Capital can have in fact many meanings.

I suggest:

X is analysing the (possible) advantages of acquiring a significant share in the project -

1.via purchase of the receivables resulting from
2.via payment of an amount equivalent to the receivables resulting from

(construction?) work (works?) carried out...


Don't take this as gospel, as I can't be sure....good luck.


Lia Fail (X)
Spain
Local time: 08:42
Native speaker of: Native in EnglishEnglish
PRO pts in pair: 1368
Grading comment
Ailish, muy buena tu intuición. Resulta que el cliente (el famoso consorcio) piensa comprar las cuentas por cobrar a las otras compañías involucradas. Sé que Capitalization of Accounts Receivable está bien técnicamente, pero con tu explicación entendí las intenciones del cliente.
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15 hrs
Capitalization of receivable accounts


Explanation:
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Daphne Corral (X)
Local time: 03:42
Native speaker of: Native in EnglishEnglish, Native in SpanishSpanish
PRO pts in pair: 42
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