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21 co-mortgagor
сущ.тж. comortgagor фин. созаемщик, содолжник по закладной [ипотеке\]* (лицо, которое совместно с другим лицом подписывает соглашение об ипотечном кредите и тем самым принимает на себя обязательство по погашению кредита)See:
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созаемщик: лицо, которое совместно с другим лицом подписывает соглашение об ипотечном кредите и тем самым принимает на себя обязательство по погашению кредита (фактически гарант). -
22 creditor
сущ.1) кредитор, заимодавец; устар. верительа) фин., банк. (лицо, предоставляющее средства взаймы; может иметься в виду как финансовое учреждение, предоставляющее прямой кредит, так и магазин, предоставляющее коммерческий кредит в виде рассрочки платежа)Syn:See:bill creditor, bond creditor, catholic creditor, execution creditor, general creditor, joint creditor, judgement creditor, junior creditor, lien creditor, loan creditor, long-term creditor, mortgage creditor, multilateral creditor, preferential creditor, secured creditor, senior creditor, short-term creditor, trade creditor, unsecured creditor, co-creditor, creditor country, creditor position, creditor nation, creditors' committee, creditors' equity, creditor's petition, creditors' voluntary liquidation, meeting of creditors, notice to creditors, creditor-placed insurance, debtor, credit 1. 3)б) фин., торг., амер. (согласно определению Единообразного торгового кодекса США, понятие включает: кредитора вообще; кредитора, обеспеченного залогом, обладающего приоритетом требования; любого представителя кредиторов, включая правопреемника кредиторов, опекуна банкрота, доверительного собственника, управляющего конкурсной массой, а также судебного исполнителя по делам несостоятельного должника или управляющего делами несостоятельного должника или имуществом цедента)See:Uniform Commercial Code, secured creditor, representative, assignee, assignor, trustee, receiver, executor2) мн., учет кредиторы, кредиторская задолженность* (название или часть названия бухгалтерских счетов и статей финансовой отчетности, по которым отражаются суммы долгов данного лица перед другими лицами)See:
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кредитор: физическое или юридическое лицо, которому другое лицо должно вернуть определенную сумму денег или собственность.* * *кредитор; заимодавец; заимодатель; ссудодатель; кредитующая организация. . Словарь экономических терминов .* * *Финансы/Кредит/Валютазаимодавец, дающий что-либо в долг, предоставляющий кредит-----тот, кому организация или частное лицо задолжали деньги -
23 insolvent
1. прил.неплатежеспособный; несостоятельныйа) эк., юр. (о должнике, не способном выполнить свои долговые обязательства)See:б) юр., эк., амер. (согласно определению Единообразного торгового кодекса США, неплатежеспособным признается лицо, которое прекращает оплачивать долги при обычном ходе бизнеса и не в состоянии оплачивать долги, когда они предъявляются к оплате, или же данное лицо признается неплатежеспособным в рамках федерального законодательства о банкротстве)Ant:See:2. сущ.эк., юр. неплатежеспособный должникMost individual insolvents are declared bankrupt after defaulting on loan or mortgage repayments. — Большинство неплатежеспособных физических лиц объявляются банкротами в результате невыполнения ими обязательств по погашению ссуды или ипотечного кредита.
See:* * ** * *Неплатежеспособный, банкрот. Компания, которая не в состоянии погасить задолженность (обязательства превышают активы) . Инвестиционная деятельность . -
24 bank
1) банк; кредитное учреждение; банкирский дом || вносить деньги в банк; держать деньги в банке; заниматься банковским делом2) фонд, запас3) касса -
25 bank
1. n1) банк2) фонд; общий запас
- acceptance bank
- accepting bank
- account-holding bank
- advising bank
- affiliated bank
- agency bank
- agent bank
- agricultural bank
- agroindustrial bank
- ailing bank
- all-purpose bank
- associated banks
- authorized bank
- bankers' bank
- bankrupt bank
- big bank
- book-running lead bank
- borrowing bank
- branch bank
- business bank
- card issuing bank
- cash-strapped bank
- central bank
- Central Bank of Russia
- chartered bank
- clearing bank
- closing bank
- collecting bank
- colonial bank
- combined commercial and investment bank
- commercial bank
- confirming bank
- consortium bank
- consumer-credit bank
- continental bank
- cooperative bank
- corporate bank
- correspondent bank
- country bank
- credit bank
- credit-issuing bank
- creditor bank
- custodian bank
- data bank
- dealer bank
- debt-burdened bank
- debt-laden bank
- debtor bank
- deposit bank
- depository bank
- development bank
- discount bank
- domestic bank
- drawee bank
- drive-in bank
- emitting bank
- European Investment Bank
- European Bank for Reconstruction and Development
- exchange bank
- exporter's bank
- Export-Import Bank
- Federal Intermediate Credit Banks
- Federal Land Bank
- federally-chartered bank
- Federal Reserve Banks
- fictitious bank
- first-class bank
- first-tier bank
- foreign bank
- foreign-owned bank
- fringe banks
- full-service bank
- government-owned bank
- guarantor bank
- High Street banks
- importer's bank
- incorporated bank
- independent bank
- industrial bank
- insolvent bank
- intermediary bank
- intermediate bank
- international bank
- International Bank for Reconstruction and Development
- International Investment Bank
- interstate banks
- investment bank
- issuing bank
- joint-stock bank
- joint-stock innovation bank
- labour bank
- land bank
- large exposure bank
- lead bank
- leading bank
- lending bank
- loan bank
- local bank
- long-term credit bank
- loss-making bank
- mediating bank
- medium-sized bank
- major bank
- member bank
- mercantile bank
- merchant bank
- mid-sized bank
- mobile bank
- money market bank
- money trading bank
- mortgage bank
- multifunctional bank
- multinational bank
- multiple office bank
- municipal bank
- mutual credit bank
- mutual savings bank
- national bank
- negotiating bank
- nominated bank
- nonmember bank
- nonpar bank
- nonperforming bank
- notifying bank
- offshore bank
- opening bank
- originating bank
- outsider bank
- overseas bank
- parent bank
- paying bank
- penny bank
- primary bank
- prime bank
- private bank
- private sector banks
- provident bank
- provincial bank
- reference bank
- remitting bank
- reserve bank
- retail bank
- rural bank
- savings bank
- secondary bank
- small bank
- specialized bank
- state bank
- stock exchange bank
- stock savings bank
- third country bank
- thrift bank
- trading bank
- transferring bank
- troubled bank
- trust bank
- trustee bank
- trustee savings bank
- underwriting bank
- venture bank
- wholesale bank
- wildcat bank
- World Bank
- bank for international settlements
- bank of circulation
- bank of deposit
- bank of discount
- Bank of England
- bank of good standing
- bank of issue
- bank of settlements
- bank on a sharing basis
- bank with mixed capital
- authorize a bank
- bail out a bank
- bolster a bank
- deposit money with a bank
- draw money from a bank
- draw on a bank
- establish a bank
- expand a bank
- instruct a bank
- keep in a bank
- merge banks
- nationalize a bank
- pay into a bank
- pay through a bank
- prop up a bank
- run a bank
- set up a bank
- undercut the banks
- bank has gone bankrupt
- bank forfeited its licence
- bank, deprived of its licence2. vвносить деньги в банк; держать деньги в банке
- bank at a branch
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