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1 financial instruments
financial instruments ACC, FIN Finanzinstrumente npl (nach IAS/IFRS werden vier Kategorien von Finanzinstrumenten unterschieden: financial instruments = 1. Held-to-maturity investments; 2. Loans and receivables originated by the enterprise; 3. Held for trading; 4. Available for sale; cf IAS 32.5, 39.13 ff)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > financial instruments
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2 IAS financial instruments
IAS financial instruments ACC, FIN IAS-Finanzinstrumente npl (four categories of IAS 39 financial assets: 1. Held-to-maturity investments; 2. Loans and receivables originated by the enterprise; 3. Held for trading; 4. Available for sale; cf IAS 32.5, 39.13 ff; IAS 39 Financial Instruments: Recognition and Measurement are replaced by IFRS 9 Classification and Measurement of Financial Assets, the new approach divides financial assets into only two categories while the former requirements in IAS 39 proposed four different categories; IFRS 9 Kategorisierung und Bewertung von finanziellen Vermögenswerten, mit nur zwei Finanzinstrumenten)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > IAS financial instruments
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3 current financial assets
current financial assets ACC, FIN kurzfristige finanzielle Vermögenswerte mpl, monetäres Umlaufvermögen n (current assets minus inventories = Umlaufvermögen minus Vorräte = cash + bank deposits + current securities + current receivables = Kasse + Bankguthaben + Wertpapiere des UV + kurzfristige Forderungen = Zähler der Liquidität 2. Grades = numerator of acid test ratio)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > current financial assets
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4 ABCP conduit
ABCP conduit (Abk. für asset-backed commercial paper conduit) BANK, FIN ABCP-Zweckgesellschaft f, ABCP-Conduit n, Conduit-Zweckgesellschaft f (a financial intermediary like a special-purpose vehicle = SPV = Zweckgesellschaft or a structured investment vehicle = SIV = strukturiertes Anlagevehikel, which funds the purchase of heterogeneous medium-term and long-term assets like trade receivables, consumer debt receivables and structured debt instruments = strukturierte, forderungsbesicherte Schuldverschreibungen through the issuance of ABS = asset-backed securities in the form of short-term asset-backed commercial paper = ABCP = vermögensbesichertes CP; Zweckgesellschaft, die heterogene, mittel- bis langfristige Forderungen, darunter komplex strukturierte, risikoreiche und hochrentierliche Finanzinstrumente, ankauft und durch die damit besicherte Emission kurzfristiger Commercial Paper bei Inkaufnahme erhöhter Fristentransformations- bzw. Zinsstrukturkurvenrisiken = yield curve risks sowie Bonitätsrisiken refinanziert; das langfristig nicht tragfähige bankgeschäftliche Grundprinzip ‘aus kurz mach lang’ setzt eine deutlich positiv geneigte Zinsstrukturkurve voraus)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > ABCP conduit
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5 true-sale securitization
true-sale securitization BANK, FIN True-Sale-Verbriefung f (ABS; securitization transaction involving the transfer of receivables; der Investor, eine Zweckgesellschaft = SPV = special purpose vehicle, erwirbt das Eigentum an den Forderungen; opposite: synthetic securitization = synthetische Verbriefung; Gegensatz: synthetische Verbriefung, die Forderung bleibt hier im Eigentum und in der Bilanz der Bank, nur das Kreditrisiko wird als Finanzderivat verkauft, no transfer of receivables is involved, only the credit risk is transferred by means of a financial derivative)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > true-sale securitization
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6 acid ratio
acid ratio ACC, FIN Liquidität f zweiten Grades (a liquidity ratio; synonymous: acid test ratio, quick ratio, liquid ratio; relation of current assets minus stock to current liabilities = Umlaufvermögen minus Vorräte dividiert durch kurzfristige Verbindlichkeiten = monetäres Umlaufvermögen dividiert durch kurzfristige Verbindlichkeiten = current financial assets to current liabilities = sum of cash + bank deposits + current investments + current receivables in relation to current liabilities) -
7 liquid ratio
liquid ratio ACC, FIN Liquidität f zweiten Grades (synonymous: quick ratio, acid test ratio, acid ratio; the ratio of quick assets or liquid assets or liquid capital or realizable assets to current debts, or: relation of current assets minus stock to current liabilities = Umlaufvermögen minus Vorräte dividiert durch kurzfristige Verbindlichkeiten = monetäres Umlaufvermögen dividiert durch kurzfristige Verbindlichkeiten = current financial assets to current liabilities = sum of cash + bank deposits + current receivables + current securities in relation to current liabilities)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > liquid ratio
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8 quick ratio
quick ratio ACC, FIN Liquidität f zweiten Grades, Einzugsliquidität f (liquidity ratio; synonymous: liquid ratio, acid test ratio, acid ratio; the ratio of quick assets or liquid assets or liquid capital or realizable assets to current debts, or: relation of current assets minus stock to current liabilities = Umlaufvermögen minus Vorräte dividiert durch kurzfristige Verbindlichkeiten = monetäres Umlaufvermögen dividiert durch kurzfristige Verbindlichkeiten = current financial assets to current liabilities = sum of cash + bank deposits + current receivables + current securities in relation to current liabilities; cf quick assets)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > quick ratio
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