10:43 Jan 14, 2020 |
Italian to English translations [PRO] Bus/Financial - Finance (general) / treasury management | |||||||
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4 | stock and bond holdings (shares and bonds in UK) |
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4 | portfolio earnings |
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4 | accounts receivable portfolio |
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stock and bond holdings (shares and bonds in UK) Explanation: stock and bond interests that become due. Account receivable are more often used to refer to moneys due by customers, . The Bank offers to collect all money that becomes due whether from stock or from customers. |
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portfolio earnings Explanation: Each component of the portfolio may have a different value, and contribution towards the total. https://www.linguee.com/italian-english/translation/presentazioni+di+portafoglio.html |
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accounts receivable portfolio Explanation: In this case, they are referring to a portfolio of accounts receivable that a customer will submit to the bank in support of corporate cash requirements. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2 hrs (2020-01-14 12:52:14 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Please note that while of course accounts receivable refers to amounts due from customers and portfolio almost always refers to stocks and bond holdings), in this particular case, as I stressed, the text is actually and without a doubt referring to accounts receivable since, based on the context you provided ["presentazioni di portafoglio e fatture aggregate" and corporate treasury]. The reference I provided will dispel any doubt. Reference: http://www.dirittobancario.it/approfondimenti/tecnica-bancar... Reference: http://https://www.inc.com/articles/2000/03/17863.html |
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