Jul 10, 2006 16:27
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Spanish term
Spain
el exigible
Spanish to English
Bus/Financial
Accounting
Loans
Note explaining an item in a table (Crédito sindicado) in an annual report: "Recoge el exigible a largo plazo de un préstamo sindicado otorgado por diversas entidades bancarias por un nominal inicial de XXX,X Millones de Euros concedido a XXX, S.A y otras sociedades del grupo." I am guessing that it is the full amount that the borrower will repay (loaned amount plus interest) but I'm not sure and I don't know the term in English.
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| 5 +3 | long-term liabilities |
Rebecca Jowers
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| 3 | callable (capital) |
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long-term liabilities
It would be helpful to have more context, but in accounting terminology the "standard" translation of "exigible a largo plazo" is "long-term liabilities" See, among others, the Coopers & Lybrand financial terminology dictionary compiled by Peter Donaghy, et.al., "Diccionario de Informes Financieros", Ediciones Deusto, 1990., p. 77.
Recoge el exigible a largo plazo de un préstamo sindicado... = reflects/includes the long-term liabilities incurred with respect to a syndicated loan...
Recoge el exigible a largo plazo de un préstamo sindicado... = reflects/includes the long-term liabilities incurred with respect to a syndicated loan...
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callable (capital)
callable
Definition
Able to be redeemed prior to maturity. The term usually applies to bonds and convertible securities. The issuer of a callable security has to state the conditions under which the security may be called at the time of issue. For most securities, there is a certain initial time period in which the security cannot be called. A bond will usually be called when market interest rates fall below the yield being paid on the bond (bonds are usually called when the price rises to a certain point). To reflect this risk, a callable security is usually priced lower than a non-callable security.
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Definition
Able to be redeemed prior to maturity. The term usually applies to bonds and convertible securities. The issuer of a callable security has to state the conditions under which the security may be called at the time of issue. For most securities, there is a certain initial time period in which the security cannot be called. A bond will usually be called when market interest rates fall below the yield being paid on the bond (bonds are usually called when the price rises to a certain point). To reflect this risk, a callable security is usually priced lower than a non-callable security.
http://www.investorwords.com/5434/callable.html
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