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16:23 May 27, 2003 |
Spanish to English translations [PRO] Bus/Financial / project financing | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Marian Greenfield Local time: 16:40 | ||||||
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long-term debt without recourse to the stockholder (shareholder) Explanation: + |
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long term debt without stockholder support Explanation: It looks simple but of course there can be other better suggestions. |
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long-term debts without further issue of stock Explanation: I think it sounds like raising capital through bank loans and bonds rather than issuing more stock. |
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long-term non-recourse debt Explanation: non-recourse loan per Barron's: "type of financial arrangement used by limited partners... whereby the limited partners finance a portion of their participation with a loan secured by their ownership in the underlying venture.... |
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asset-backed term loan Explanation: this would be by putting up the assets as collateral for the loan, which, does not involve the shareholders, usually, "Term" refers to the time for which money (a secured loan) is required and the period over which the loan repayment is scheduled. A long term loan is arranged when the scheduled repayment of the loan and the estimated useful life of the assets purchased (e.g. building, land, machinery, computers, equipment, shelving, etc.) is expected to exceed one year. Long term loans are normally secured, first, by the new asset (s) purchased (up to 65%) and then by other unencumbered physical assets of the business (for the remaining 35%) , or failing that, from additional funds from shareholders or personal guarantees from the principals. On the balance sheet, the equipment purchased shows up in the long term assets section, while the counterpart loan information is shown in the current and long term liabilities portions. The useful life of the assets is directly reflected in their depreciation schedules. |
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