Traduzioni di „borrowing arrangement“ nel dizionario inglese » tedesco

ˈbor·row·ing ar·range·ment SOST FIN

borrowing arrangement

Kreditvereinbarung f

borrowing arrangement SOST INV FIN

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borrowing arrangement

Kreditvereinbarung f

new arrangement to borrow SOST INV FIN

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new arrangement to borrow

Neukreditvereinbarung (NKV) f

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When the changes were introduced in 2007, limited recourse borrowing arrangements were introduced as the way for superfund's to access loans to purchase a property.

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About one-third of all direct property investors also used limited recourse borrowing arrangements -- concerns over gearing prompted the financial system inquiry to recommend the practice be banned.

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Non-residential property, residential property, listed trusts, limited recourse borrowing arrangements and other managed investments each comprised far less than 10 per cent of the average fund.

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New cards, new borrowing arrangements, carpets, whatever.

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Investors will need to work with a professional to ensure the borrowing arrangements are worded and structured correctly.

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Through a series of exclusive borrowing arrangements it has managed to increase its stock lending capabilities in the region by over 50 per cent.

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If this were possible, would any new cohort of members wish to be admitted to a fund which has a limited recourse borrowing arrangement on foot?

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You may also borrow money to purchase that property using a limited recourse borrowing arrangement, again as described in the first answer.

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The federal government recently rejected recommendations from the financial system inquiry and retained limited recourse borrowing arrangements for the schemes.

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The remaining 35% does not just pay for services from school meals to gritting to refuse collection but also for councils' long-term borrowing arrangements.

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