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19:58 Oct 18, 2002 |
Spanish to English translations [PRO] Bus/Financial / Accounting/banking | |||||||
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4 +1 | reserve price / price reserve |
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5 | The Uruguayan ProZ here, again. |
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4 | price reservation / or their attachments (entornos) |
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reserve price / price reserve Explanation: Suerte ... :o) |
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price reservation / or their attachments (entornos) Explanation: i.e., "contingent liabilities or their attachments" (any liens, for ex.?) I'm sure about a seller having price reservations, but not sure about the motives - is this subject, for instance, to some intermediate settlement in case the guarantee exceeds the amount required? |
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The Uruguayan ProZ here, again. Explanation: "entorno" is our usual word for range. Younger generations use "rango", copying the English. So it would be the amount of the contingent liabilities or their range. As for reserve price, this refers to a down-payment/advance payment on the purchase price. Maybe once the decision is made to purchase the bank, prior to a due dilligence or any other procedure, they must make a deposit in a escrow account or something like that. |
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