asociante/asociado
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"senior partner/junior partner" Explanation: Alternatively, "majority partner" and "minority partner" (based on the 60:40 profit-sharing ratio). Common in joint ventures and strategic business alliances. |
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6 hrs peer agreement (net): +1
Associatee/Associate Explanation: The 60:40 participation is unrelevant for the relationship between the two parties. Associatee (Asociante) is the one who associates from, and Associate (Asociado) is the one who associates to. |
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asociante Explanation: Se habla de un socio mayoritario que negoció, para esta fusión de 2 empresas en una A en P,percibir el 60%. El socio minoritario percibirá el 40%. Esta fusión implica que las 2 empresas crean una nueva. |
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Associating Party/Associated Party Explanation: This seems to me to deal with the legal Mexican terminology of Asociación en Participación, where two parties join efforts for a certain business activity and split the profits in accordance with their mutual agreement. The party that takes onthe development of the project is the Associating Party, whereas the party that provides funding is the Associated Party. Good Luck, |
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13 hrs
associate/associate Explanation: "asociado" is the person who is associated to the "asociante" |
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2 days 15 hrs
Asociado Explanation: Mi respuesta no se presenta completa. La explicación enviada es más amplia de lo publicado. Lo que aparece no hace sentido. Espero que raf_rom la haya recibido completa. Si no es así, favor de indicarmelo. |
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