Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
garantía patrimonial
English translation:
Collateral
Added to glossary by
Ryan Kelly
Aug 6, 2023 22:43
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Spanish term
garantía patrimonial
Spanish to English
Bus/Financial
Finance (general)
Greetings,
I am translating a college-level instructional module on finance from Spanish (Spain) to English (US). The phrase is:
El equilibrio financiero de la empresa consiste en conjugar la inversión de la empresa con su financiación y la disponibilidad de los recursos precisos, en el momento concreto y al menor coste posible. Así, el análisis anterior debe completarse con el cálculo de una serie de ratios relacionados con la garantía patrimonial, la solvencia empresarial y el nivel de endeudamiento.
"Equity guarantee" doesn't seem to be standard US English for this, and I am not finding it in West's Dictionary as such. Any suggestions are appreciated.
Thanks!
I am translating a college-level instructional module on finance from Spanish (Spain) to English (US). The phrase is:
El equilibrio financiero de la empresa consiste en conjugar la inversión de la empresa con su financiación y la disponibilidad de los recursos precisos, en el momento concreto y al menor coste posible. Así, el análisis anterior debe completarse con el cálculo de una serie de ratios relacionados con la garantía patrimonial, la solvencia empresarial y el nivel de endeudamiento.
"Equity guarantee" doesn't seem to be standard US English for this, and I am not finding it in West's Dictionary as such. Any suggestions are appreciated.
Thanks!
Proposed translations
(English)
2 +2 | Collateral | Meridy Lippoldt |
References
Portuguese question | philgoddard |
Proposed translations
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Collateral
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Reference:
Portuguese question
http://www2.proz.com/kudoz/portuguese-to-english/law-contrac...
The chosen answer is by a non-native speaker, and incorrect in my opinion. The other two look convincing.
The chosen answer is by a non-native speaker, and incorrect in my opinion. The other two look convincing.
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Yes, I think you're right, Phil. |
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