Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
yen hedged
French translation:
couvert(es) par le yen
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Isla MONTREUIL
May 28, 2002 14:18
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English term
France
High quality, reasonnable price
Native in: French 
Works in: English to French, French to English
yen hedged
English to French
Bus/Financial
The name of a fund in a financial document: "Global bond (yen hedged) fund"
Proposed translations
(French)
| 4 | couvert(es) par le yen |
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| 4 | Yen Hedge Fund |
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Proposed translations
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France
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Native in French
France
Quality and deadlines guaranteed
Native in: French
Works in: Spanish to French, English to French
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couvert(es) par le yen
extrait de référence : "Le fonds US multi-secteurs à revenus fixes couvert par le yen a été ajouté dans le courant de l'année".
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Yen Hedge Fund
Hedge = couverture:
Opérateur qui procède à des opérations visant à le protéger des risques inhérents à la position qu'il détient sur le marché
http://finance.wat.ch/TermFinance/fr/fr000295.htm
Yen = Japanese currency
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Note added at 2002-05-28 14:28:07 (GMT)
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Alternatively, \'fonds de couverture\' could be used, but given the inherently international nature of these funds, ever financier knows them as Hedge Funds. By the way, are the brackets yours or in the original? If so, maybe: couverture/couvert au Yen. To be honest, if you understand the underlying financial systems and structures, you\'ll understand the term in English.
Opérateur qui procède à des opérations visant à le protéger des risques inhérents à la position qu'il détient sur le marché
http://finance.wat.ch/TermFinance/fr/fr000295.htm
Yen = Japanese currency
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Note added at 2002-05-28 14:28:07 (GMT)
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Alternatively, \'fonds de couverture\' could be used, but given the inherently international nature of these funds, ever financier knows them as Hedge Funds. By the way, are the brackets yours or in the original? If so, maybe: couverture/couvert au Yen. To be honest, if you understand the underlying financial systems and structures, you\'ll understand the term in English.
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