liquidación
| 21:55 May 4, 2001 |
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| na | ver explicación |
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| na | liquidation, settlement, payoff, closeout |
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| na | liquidation or settlement (como dice Fuad) |
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| na | to calculate / calculation / asses |
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| na | clear |
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55 mins
ver explicación Explanation: Parece ser Settlement pero aquí te envío otras definiciones para que escogas. Liquidación: Última fase del proceso de inversión consistente en la entrega de los valores por el vendedor y del dinero por el comprador.http://perso.wanadoo.es/olgaysauki/bolsa/diccionario.htm#l liquidación-1-liquidation,-dissolution,-windup,-winding-up- 2-bargain-sale,-sale,-clearance-sale,-sell-out-3-settlement,- adjustment-4-invoice,-bill liquidación-de-cuentas-settlement-of-accounts,-adjustment- of-accounts liquidación-de-existencias-sale,-clearance-sale liquidación-de-impuestos-tax-return liquidación-final-final-settlement liquidador-1-adjuster-2-receiver,-trustee,-liquidator liquidar-1-liquidate,-dissolve-2-sell-off,-sell-out,-clear- 3-adjust,-settle,-pay liquidez-liquidity liquidez-ácida-acid-liquidity liquidez-corriente-current-liquidity líquido-liquid http://www.ctv.es/USERS/amiles/glossarysl.htm Saludos, bye |
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59 mins
liquidation, settlement, payoff, closeout Explanation: Here is a Spanish definition of “liquidación”: http://diccionarios.elmundo.es/diccionarios/cgi/lee_dicciona... f. Acción y resultado de liquidar: destinó el dinero a la liquidación de la hipoteca. Venta al por menor, con gran rebaja de precios, que hace una casa de comercio por cesación, quiebra, reforma o traslado del establecimiento, etc.: voy a la zapatería porque están de liquidación y espero encontrar alguna ganga. The choice of English translation will depend on the context. Here is an English definition of “liquidation”: http://www.finance-glossary.com/cgi-bin/rothko.pl?id=p00000&... “The sale a company's assets to settle as far as possible the debts to its creditors prior to its winding up. Any cash left over is distributed to its shareholders.” Here is an English definition of “settlement”: http://www.finance-glossary.com/cgi-bin/rothko.pl?id=p00000&... "Settlement is what happens after your broker has bought or sold shares on your behalf. There are three aspects to it: 1. Transfer of ownership If you have a nominee account with your broker, the shares you buy or sell are registered in the broker's name, and responsibility for sorting out changes of ownership rests with the broker and the registrar. If you have a certificated account, and you have sold shares, you have to send the share certificate(s) to the broker so that settlement can be effected. If you have bought shares, you will receive a share certificate from the company's registrar either direct or vis your broker. 2. Payment when you buy shares Share purchases have to be paid for. If your broker works on a 'cleared funds' basis, you will have to have enough money in your broker account to pay for the shares and transaction costs before you buy them. If you haven't got the money available, the broker's system will spot the deficit, and will not process the order. For offline trading, your ability to buy 'on credit' will depend on the kind of relationship you have with your broker. If you have £300 in your account and want to buy £12,000 of shares, eyebrows will be raised and you may be asked to deposit money with the broker before the order is processed. Once a broker has bought shares on your behalf, you have an obligation to supply him with funds prior to the settlement date. Most brokers will accept cheques, direct bank transfers, and debit cards. It is important to check how your broker accepts payment beforehand. 3. Receipt of proceeds when you sell shares When you sell shares, the broker will credit funds to your client account after deducting commission. It is then up to you to decide what to do with that money. You can ask your broker to send the money to your normal bank account, or you can reinvest it in the market, or you can leave it in the client account where it will earn interest. The timing of payment will depend on the settlement time of your transaction. The industry standard used to be T+5 but this changed to T+3 in February 2001. The '5' and '3' simply indicate the number of working days after the transaction date by which settlement must be complete." Fuad Collins Spanish Dictionary See additional citations above. |
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19 hrs
liquidation or settlement (como dice Fuad) Explanation: La liquidación difiere de "estimate" o "calculation" en el hecho de que el importe se hace efectivo (liquidate), o se paga (settle). |
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to calculate / calculation / asses Explanation: let me give you two very tipical examples: "... interests calculated month/year in advance etc." " ... the IRS assesed the taxes due by ..... " hope this helps regards experience |
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1 day 10 hrs
clear Explanation: clear:vb. syn. clear off, discharge, liquidate, pay, pay up, quit, satisfy, settle, pay off, earn, accumulate, to obtain as a profit or return. Merriam-Webster thesaurus, 1989 |
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