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1 collateral
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2 collateral acceptance
col.lat.er.al ac.cept.ance[kəlætərəl əks'eptəns] n Com aceite garantido por caução. -
3 collateral circumstances
col.lat.er.al cir.cum.stanc.es[kəlætərəl s'ə:kəmstænsiz] n pl circunstâncias acessórias. -
4 collateral security
col.lat.er.al se.cu.ri.ty[kəlætərəl sikj'uəriti] n garantia colateral. -
5 collateral
col.lat.er.al[kəl'ætərəl] n 1 parente colateral. 2 Amer garantia, caução. • adj 1 colateral. 2 paralelo. 3 concomitante. 4 coordenado. 5 secundário, indireto. 6 parente, mas não em linha direta. 7 adicional, suplementar. 8 acessório, subsidiário. 9 garantido por valores, caucionário. -
6 collateral bill
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7 collateral loan
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8 collateral rate
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9 collateral security
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10 collateral security margin
marge de garantieInvestor's Forget-me-Nots Dictionary > collateral security margin
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11 collateral
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12 forced sale of collateral
exécutionInvestor's Forget-me-Nots Dictionary > forced sale of collateral
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13 marketable collateral
garantie couranteInvestor's Forget-me-Nots Dictionary > marketable collateral
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14 non-marketable collateral
garantie non couranteInvestor's Forget-me-Nots Dictionary > non-marketable collateral
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15 non-readily-marketable collateral
garantie non couranteInvestor's Forget-me-Nots Dictionary > non-readily-marketable collateral
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16 pledged collateral
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17 securities eligible for discount by and/or accepted as collateral by the Swiss National Bank
titres admis au nantissement par la Banque nationaleInvestor's Forget-me-Nots Dictionary > securities eligible for discount by and/or accepted as collateral by the Swiss National Bank
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18 execution
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19 lombard loan
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20 lombard rate
taux des avances contre nantissement
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