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1 negativer Immobilienwert
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2 negativer Immobilienwert
mBaurecht negative equityDeutsch-Englisch bauwesen Wörterbuch > negativer Immobilienwert
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3 Leverage-Effekt
Leverage-Effekt m FIN, WIWI leverage effect, capital leverage, (BE) gearing, (AE) leverage (positive/negative Wirkung der Variation des Verschuldungsgrades –debt-equity ratio– auf die Eigenkapitalrentabilität –equity return–, solange die Gesamtkapitalrentabilität –return on total investment– größer/kleiner als der Fremdkapitalzins –interest on borrowed capital– ist; Synonyma: Hebelwirkung, Hebelwirkung der Finanzstruktur, Hebelwirkung der Kapitalstruktur, Hebelwirkung der Fremdkapitalaufnahme, Hebelwirkung des Fremdkapitals, Fremdkapital-Leverage, Hebelwirkung des Verschuldungsgrades)* * * -
4 Kapitalnachfrage
Kapitalnachfrage
demand for capital, capital demand;
• Kapitalnachfragender borrower;
• Kapitalnettoertrag net capital gain;
• reale Kapitalnettorendite net real return on equity;
• Kapitalnettoverlust net capital loss;
• Kapitalnutzungsertrag [capital] yield;
• Kapitaloption lockup option;
• Kapitalproduktivität investment productivity;
• Kapitalquellen supplies of money, [capital] resources, financial resources, funds;
• Kapitalrechnung capital (stock, Br.) account;
• Kapital- und Gewinnrechnung capital and surplus (US);
• Kapitalreichtum der Wirtschaft surplus of capital;
• Kapitalreingewinn net capital gain;
• Kapitalrelation current ratio;
• Kapitalrendite yield on investment, return on capital employed (investment), investment income (revenue, Br.), (in bar) cash refund annuity;
• höhere Kapitalrendite higher return on capital employed, greater return on equity;
• Kapitalrentabilität earning power of capital employed;
• Kapitalrente capitalized annuity;
• Kapitalreserve reserve capital (fund), investment reserve;
• Kapitalreserve im Falle der Liquidation reserve (rest, Br.) capital;
• Kapitalrückfluss reflux of capital, capital recapture (recovery) rate;
• Kapitalrückflussdauer payback (payoff, payout) period (US);
• Kapitalrückführung repatriation of capital;
• Kapitalrückwanderung reflux of capital;
• Kapitalrückzahlung repayment of principal (capital);
• Kapitalsammelstelle investing institution, institutional investor (buyer, lender) (US), accumulation trust;
• staatliche Kapitalsammelstelle government depository (US);
• Kapitalsammelstellenkonto institutional account;
• Kapitalsanierung capital reconstruction;
• Kapitalsättigungspunkt capital saturation;
• Kapitalschmälerung encroachment upon one’s (impairment of) capital, negative earned surplus, [capital] impairment;
• Kapitalschöpfung creation of capital, capital accumulation (creation);
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5 Treu
I Adj. (beständig, anhänglich) faithful (+ Dat to); (treu gesinnt) loyal (to); (ergeben) devoted (to); Kunde etc.: loyal, long-standing; Blick: innocent, guileless, trusting; treuer Freund loyal ( oder faithful oder true) friend; treue Augen einer Person: honest eyes; eines Hundes: (big,) faithful ( oder trusting) eyes; nicht treu sein Partner: be unfaithful; er war nicht immer treu he wasn’t always faithful; jemandem treu bleiben be faithful to s.o.; eine treue Seele umg. a good ( oder decent) soul; sich (Dat)/ seinen Grundsätzen treu bleiben remain true to o.s. / one’s principles; seinem Entschluss treu bleiben stick to ( oder by) one’s decision; sich (Dat) immer selbst treu geblieben sein have always been one’s own person, have always stuck to one’s principles; der Erfolg ist ihm treu geblieben success did not desert him, he enjoyed continued success; zu treuen Händen übergeben hand s.o. (oder s.th.) over for safekeeping, leave s.o. (oder s.th.) in good hands; für treue Dienste for loyal ( oder faithful) serviceII Adv. faithfully etc.; treu ergeben loyal, devoted (+ Dat to); jemandem treu ergeben sein be (utterly) devoted to s.o.; treu sorgend devoted; treu und brav umg. faithfully; er hat seiner Firma treu gedient he served his company well ( oder wholeheartedly)* * *devoted; true; stalwart; staunch; constant; faithful; unfailing; loyal; trusty* * *[trɔy]1. adjFreund, Sohn, Kunde etc loyal; Diener auch devoted; Seele auch, Hund, Gatte etc faithful; Abbild true; Gedenken respectful; (= treuherzig) trusting; Miene innocentjdm in tréúer Liebe verbunden sein — to be bound to sb by loyalty and love
jdm tréú sein/bleiben — to be/remain faithful to sb
selbst tréú bleiben — to be true to oneself
seinen Grundsätzen tréú bleiben — to stick to or remain true to one's principles
der Erfolg ist ihr tréú geblieben — success kept coming her way
das Glück ist ihr tréú geblieben — her luck held (out)
tréú wie Gold — faithful and loyal; (Diener etc auch) faithful as a dog
dein tréúer Freund (old) — yours truly
jdm etw zu tréúen Händen übergeben — to give sth to sb for safekeeping
2. advfaithfully; dienen auch loyally; sorgen devotedly; (= treuherzig) trustingly; ansehen innocentlytréú ergeben — devoted, loyal, faithful
jdm tréú ergeben sein — to be loyally devoted to sb
tréú sorgend — devoted
tréú und brav (Erwachsener) — dutifully; (Kind) like a good boy/girl, as good as gold
* * *1) loyally2) (faithful: a loyal friend.) loyal3) constantly4) (faithful: He remained constant.) constant5) (loyal and true; not changing: a faithful friend; faithful to his promise.) faithful6) faithfully7) ((negative untrue) faithful; loyal: He has been a true friend.) true* * *[trɔy]I. adj1. (loyal) loyal, faithful\treue Dienste/Mitarbeit loyal service/assistance\treu ergeben devoted▪ jdm \treu sein/bleiben to be/remain loyal [or faithful] to sb2. (verlässlich) loyal3. (keinen Seitensprung machend) faithful▪ [jdm] \treu sein/bleiben to be/remain faithful [to sb]ich weiß, dass mein Mann mir \treu ist I know my husband is [or has been] faithful to me4. (treuherzig) trusting5. (fig)▪ jdm \treu bleiben to continue for sbder Erfolg blieb ihm \treu his success continuedhoffentlich bleibt dir das Glück auch weiterhin treu hopefully your luck will continue to hold [out]; s.a. GoldII. adv1. (loyal) loyally2. (treuherzig) trustingly, trustfully* * *1.1) faithful, loyal <friend, dog, customer, servant, etc.>; faithful <husband, wife>; loyal <ally, subject>; staunch, loyal < supporter>jemandem treu sein/bleiben — be/remain true to somebody
2) (fig.)sich selbst (Dat.) treu bleiben — be true to oneself
2.das Glück/der Erfolg ist ihm treu geblieben — his luck has held out/success keeps coming his way
1) faithfully; loyally2) (ugs.): (treuherzig) trustingly* * *Treu f:Treu und Glauben JUR equity;auf Treu und Glauben in good faith, on trust;meiner Treu! obs my word!* * *1.1) faithful, loyal <friend, dog, customer, servant, etc.>; faithful <husband, wife>; loyal <ally, subject>; staunch, loyal < supporter>jemandem treu sein/bleiben — be/remain true to somebody
2) (fig.)sich selbst (Dat.) treu bleiben — be true to oneself
2.das Glück/der Erfolg ist ihm treu geblieben — his luck has held out/success keeps coming his way
1) faithfully; loyally2) (ugs.): (treuherzig) trustingly* * *adj.faithful (to) adj.loyal (to) adj.true adj.trusty adj. adv.abidingly adv.faithfully adv.faithfully n.loyally n. -
6 Originate-to-distribute-Geschäftsmodell
Originate-to-distribute-Geschäftsmodell n BANK, WIWI originate-to-distribute business model (Verbindung des klassischen Bankkreditgeschäfts mit modernen Formen des Risikotransfers: Kredite werden von der Originator-Bank kreiert, ausgereicht = originated, gebündelt, tranchiert, verbrieft und im Markt weiterplatziert, teilweise einschließlich der risikoreichsten Tranche, der Equitytranche = Erstverlusttranche = first loss piece = FLP = first loss position = equity piece; a business model that combines classic bank lending business with modern forms of risk transfer: whilst the debt is generated = originated as normal – whereas traditionally it was held on the originating bank’s balance sheet – it is instead bundled and broken up into tranches by the originating bank for sale to investors; each tranche has a different credit rating with the higher risk tranches carrying the lowest ratings and highest yield, the first-loss position = FLP in true-sale or synthetic securitizations is not always held by the originator so that the risk of default = Kreditausfallrisiko no longer remains on the books of the originating bank – resulting in a possible slipping of its lending standards! – but is spread = distributed among untraceable investors who are willing to take high risk on the global capital markets for high returns; the positive capital allocation function of the model is combined with the negative consequence of intransparency about the resulting risk distribution; cf warehouse holdings, financial alchemy)Business german-english dictionary > Originate-to-distribute-Geschäftsmodell
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