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1 Insolvency Act
Insolvency Act LAW (BE) Insolvenzgesetz n, InsG; Insolvenzordnung f, InsO f (Deu: InsO zum 1.1.1999 in Kraft, löst als einheitliches Insolvenzverfahren die Konkursordnung von 1877/1898, die Vergleichsordnung von 1935 und die bis dahin gültige Gesamtvollstreckungsordnung aus der ehemaligen DDR ab)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > Insolvency Act
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2 administration
administration (admin) 1. ADMIN Unternehmensführung f, Unternehmensleitung f, Verwaltung f, Verw.; Leitung f, Bewirtschaftung f (managing); 2. ECON Durchführung f; Ministerium n (government department); 3. GEN, MGT Verwaltung f, Verw.; Unternehmensverwaltung f (of business); 4. POL Verwaltung f, Verw., Verwaltungsbehörde f (authorities); Ministerium n (department); Regierung f, Reg., Administration f (government); Amtsperiode f (term in office); Exekutive f (executive); 5. LAW gerichtlich angeordnete Verwaltung f (Insolvency Act, UK)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > administration
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3 debenture
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4 debenture holders
Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > debenture holders
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5 floating charge
floating charge (BE) BANK, LAW unspezifisches Pfandrecht n am Vermögen eines Schuldnerunternehmens (Insolvency Act UK; unspecific lien on a company's assets; e.g. floating debentures which are secured against the entire asset base of the issuer = asset-backed = vermögensbesichert, der Gläubiger hat im Insolvenzfall zur Befriedigung seiner Ansprüche den Zugriff auf Vermögensteile seiner Wahl, oftmals eine Vorbedingung der Bank für die Kreditgewährung bei KMU = SMEs; synonymous: floating mortgage; opposite: fixed charge = specific charge = a lien on a specific asset, e.g. mortgage debentures which are secured against a specific asset); ungesicherte Verbindlichkeit f (e.g. debenture bonds)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > floating charge
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6 bankruptcy
nounKonkurs, der; Bankrott, derbankruptcy proceedings — Konkursverfahren, das
* * *noun der Bankrott* * *bank·rupt·cy[ˈbæŋkrʌp(t)si]nadjudication [or declaration] of \bankruptcy Konkurseröffnungsbeschluss mcriminal \bankruptcy Konkurs m durch verurteilte Straftatencriminal \bankruptcy order Verfügung f einer Konkursforderung im Strafverfahren gegen Schädigerdischarge in \bankruptcy Entlastung f des Konkursschuldnersto file a petition in \bankruptcy Konkurs anmelden, Antrag auf Konkurseröffnung stellento be forced into \bankruptcy in den Bankrott [o Konkurs] getrieben werdenmoral \bankruptcy moralische Verarmung* * *['bŋkrəptsI]nthe possibility of bankruptcy — die Möglichkeit eines or des Bankrotts or Konkurses
* * *1. JUR Bankrott m, Konkurs m:a) Konkurshandlung f,b) Konkursgrund m;court of bankruptcy, bankruptcy court Konkursgericht n;notice of bankruptcy Zahlungsaufforderung f mit Konkursandrohung;petition in bankruptcy, bankruptcy petition Konkursantrag m;terminate bankruptcy proceedings den Konkurs aufheben oder einstellen;referee in bankruptcy Konkursrichter(in);trustee in bankruptcy (von Gläubigern ernannte[r]) Konkursverwalter(in);2. fig Bankrott m, Schiffbruch m, Ruin m* * *nounKonkurs, der; Bankrott, derbankruptcy proceedings — Konkursverfahren, das
* * *n.Bankrott -e m.Konkurs -e m.Pleite -n f.
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