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11:47 Dec 12, 2008 |
French to Dutch translations [PRO] Bus/Financial - Finance (general) | |||||||
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4 | fluctuaties in zekerheden |
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3 | wijzigingen in bepaalde activa, die als zekerheid voor leningen zijn gebruikt |
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wijzigingen in bepaalde activa, die als zekerheid voor leningen zijn gebruikt Explanation: De term verwijst denk naar de Engelse financiële/bancaire term "collateral". Gaat hierbij om vernogensbestanddelen bedoeld als onderpand voor leningen Collateral refers to assets that you are willing to put up to secure credit, such as a small business loan. Collateral describes the assets you pledge in order to receive a business loan. Collateral may include business or personal assets, such as the equity in your home or car. If you have collateral, you can get a "secured" loan at better rates than if you had no collateral. One of the reasons it is more difficult to receive a loan for a startup is that there are not yet any business assets which can be used as collateral. |
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fluctuaties in zekerheden Explanation: Vermogensbestanddelen die als onderpand dienen, worden in de financiele wereld "zekerheden" genoemd. |
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