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n1) расчет; расплата; покрытие, погашение (долга)2) бирж. ликвидация сделки3) урегулирование, разрешение (спора)
- agreed settlement in court
- amicable settlement
- amicable settlement of a claim
- annual settlement
- cash settlement
- claim settlement
- clearing settlement
- consent settlement
- contract settlements
- currency settlements
- daily settlement
- end month settlement
- estate settlement
- exchange settlements
- final settlement
- fortnightly settlement
- full settlement
- interest settlement
- international settlements
- judicial settlement
- land settlement
- loss settlement
- lump-sum settlement
- mid-month settlement
- midyear settlement
- monthly settlement
- multilateral settlements
- mutual settlements
- negotiated settlement
- noncash settlement
- out-of-court settlement
- overall settlement
- partial settlement
- prompt settlement
- quarterly settlement
- rolling settlement
- same day settlement
- skip day settlement
- special settlement
- speedy settlement
- stock exchange settlement
- trade settlement
- transfer settlement
- wage settlement
- yearly settlement
- settlement at the end of month
- settlement for transactions
- settlement in cash
- settlement in foreign currency
- settlement in full
- settlement in national currency
- settlement in total
- settlement of accounts
- settlement of arrears
- settlement of average
- settlement of a balance
- settlement of a bill
- settlement of books
- settlement of a cheque
- settlement of a claim
- settlement of costs
- settlement of a debt
- settlement of debt obligations
- settlement of demurrage
- settlement of differences
- settlement of a dispute
- settlement of an invoice
- settlement of losses
- settlement of a note
- settlement of payments
- settlement of a problem
- settlement of proceedings
- settlements on a bilateral basis
- settlements on a multilateral basis
- settlement with creditors
- in settlement
- in final settlement
- in full settlement
- arrange settlement
- buy for the settlement
- effect settlement
- negotiate a settlement
- reach settlement
- sell for the settlementEnglish-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > settlement
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22 transaction
n1) ведение дел2) сделка
- accounting transaction
- arbitrage transaction
- back-valued transaction
- banking transaction
- barter transaction
- bear transaction
- bilateral transaction
- bill transactions
- black market transaction
- bridging transaction
- brokerage transaction
- bull transaction
- business transaction
- buy-back transaction
- call transaction
- capital transaction
- carry-over transaction
- cash transaction
- cheque transaction
- clearing transaction
- closing transaction
- commercial transaction
- compensation transaction
- compensatory transaction
- covering transaction
- credit transaction
- credit-card transactions
- currency transaction
- current transaction
- discount transaction
- exchange transaction
- ex-pit transaction
- export transaction
- external transaction
- fictituous transaction
- fiduciary transaction
- financial transaction
- financing transaction
- floor transaction
- foreign currency transaction
- foreign exchange transaction
- foreign trade transaction
- forward transaction
- forward exchange transaction
- forwarding transaction
- fund transaction
- future transaction
- hedging transaction
- import transaction
- installment transaction
- insurance transaction
- inventory transactions
- invisible transaction
- issuing transaction
- large-scale transaction
- legal transaction
- licence transaction
- market transaction
- matched maturity transaction
- mercantile transaction
- merry-go-round transactions
- mirror transaction
- monetary transaction
- money transaction
- noncash transaction
- noncommercial transaction
- noninterest banking transactions
- off-balance-sheet transaction
- offset transaction
- on-call transaction
- option transaction
- outright transaction
- package transaction
- parallel transaction
- payment transaction
- payment transactions
- profitable transaction
- promising transaction
- questionable transaction
- real estate transaction
- reciprocal transaction
- reexport transaction
- riskless transaction
- securities transactions
- self-financing transaction
- shady transaction
- single transaction
- speculating transaction
- speculative transaction
- speculative security transactions
- spot transaction
- stock exchange transaction
- suspect financial transactions
- swap transaction
- taxable transaction
- tax-free transaction
- terminal transaction
- traceable transaction
- unprofitable transaction
- valid transaction
- value-today transaction
- zone transaction
- transaction for cash
- transaction for the settlement
- transaction in foreign exchange
- transaction on commission
- transaction on a compensation basis
- transaction on credit
- transaction on the exchange
- cancel a transaction
- carry out a transaction
- close a transaction
- conclude a transaction
- conduct a transaction
- consummate a transaction
- effect a transaction
- enter into a transaction
- handle a transaction
- hide a transaction from taxation
- initiate a transaction
- make a transaction
- negotiate a transaction
- rescind a transaction
- settle a transaction
- withdraw from a transactionEnglish-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > transaction
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