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1 bank debenture
Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > bank debenture
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2 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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3 accelerated conversion
Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > accelerated conversion
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