Glossary entry

Spanish term or phrase:

riesgos

English translation:

risk transactions

Added to glossary by TechLawDC
Mar 17, 2011 16:50
13 yrs ago
Spanish term

riesgos

Spanish to English Bus/Financial Finance (general)
I think this is referring to credit risk, but it still doesn't make sense (If the client "has a credit risk with the bank"/"requests a risk operation/transaction") Those just don't work for me (nor can I find this usage in Google), especially the second.

Orig -
Si el interviniente tuviera riesgos con el Banco, se comunicarán junto con sus datos personales, incluida, en su caso, la condición de empresario individual, a la Central. Asimismo, si solicita una operación de riesgo, el Banco podrá obtener información de los datos que figuren registrados en dicha Central.

My rough draft -
If the Participant has credit risks with the Bank, this will be communicated together with the Participant’s personal data, including, if applicable, sole proprietor business status, to the Credit Register Report of the Bank of Spain. Furthermore, if the Participant requests a credit transaction, the Bank may request data about the Participant from the Credit Register Report.
Change log

Mar 17, 2011 17:04: Travelin Ann changed "Term asked" from "riesgos (here)" to "riesgos "

Mar 22, 2011 13:19: TechLawDC Created KOG entry

Discussion

S Ben Price (asker) Mar 17, 2011:
The "interveniente" is just the person involved in the agreement, like legalese "Party", but "Party", or "Involved Party" (which sounds odd to me in this case) are already defined in another part of the contract. So, I went with Participant.
lorenab23 Mar 17, 2011:
Here is something that may help Línea de riesgos comerciales
Este producto facilita, mediante la firma de un único contrato y un límite único, la realización de las operaciones más habituales de financiación del circulante de la empresa, tanto nacionales como internacionales.
http://empresa.lacaixa.es/financiacion/lineasriesgoscomercia... this is the case, then I think is a commercial line of credit
http://www.businessfinance.com/commercial-lines-of-credit.ht...
Hope this helps...
MedTrans&More Mar 17, 2011:
participator??? Did I really write that??!!!
participant!
MedTrans&More Mar 17, 2011:
interveniente it's usually the 'participator'/'involved party'
philgoddard Mar 17, 2011:
What is this about? What is "el interveniente"?

Proposed translations

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risk transactions

(A "risk transaction" is a transaction in which the bank assumes a risk which generally depends on the creditworthiness of the participant.)
(Such transactions might be loans, surety arrangements, etc.)

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Note added at 46 mins (2011-03-17 17:37:22 GMT)
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[PDF]
Geneva Papers on Cat bond pricing 01-2004
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by SS Wang - Cited by 32 - Related articles
of λ, we obtain the same price for both sides of a risk transaction. 3. Adjustment for Parameter Uncertainty. So far we have assumed that probability ...
www.ermii.org/Research/catbondpaperbywang.pdf - Similar
Peer comment(s):

agree FVS (X) : It's something along these lines.
1 hr
agree cmwilliams (X)
18 hrs
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41 mins

bad credit history

It's quite a layman's term but it's well-used

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Note added at 43 mins (2011-03-17 17:33:50 GMT)
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Also 'Adverse credit history'

http://www.britishinformation.com/credit-history/

http://www.breadmarket.co.uk/debt-consolidation/loans-bad-cr...
Peer comment(s):

agree AllegroTrans
1 hr
thanks
disagree FVS (X) : I think this simply means he has transactions which involve risk. I don't think this reflects any sort of bad credit history.
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