Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
desembolsos exigidos por terceros sobre participaciones
English translation:
calls on shares made by third parties (e.g. creditors & liquidators)
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David Hasting
Feb 21, 2009 18:15
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Spanish term
desembolsos exigidos por terceros sobre participaciones
Spanish to English
Bus/Financial
Accounting
Financial liabilities
This comes in the valuation rules section of a company's financial statements. "Los desembolsos exigidos por terceros sobre participaciones se podrán valorar por su valor nominal".
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calls on shares made by third parties (e.g. creditors & liquidators)
We ought to consider what third party, if not the company, can make a call on company shares. It is possible a debenture-holder, receiver, administrator or liquidator can.
Call on shares: a time-hono(u)red Eng. company law term in every standard textbook, including London University's erstwhile Jewel-in-the-Crown of yesteryear: Topham & Ivamy.
Call on shares: a time-hono(u)red Eng. company law term in every standard textbook, including London University's erstwhile Jewel-in-the-Crown of yesteryear: Topham & Ivamy.
Example sentence:
Share Scheme Manual - SSM6.35. Company calls on shares ... The amount outstanding on the notional loan is reduced as the company makes calls on the shares. ...
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disbursements required by third parties regarding interest
can be assessed ...
Tom West. Spanish-English Dictionary of Law and Business.
Mike :)
Tom West. Spanish-English Dictionary of Law and Business.
Mike :)
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MikeGarcia
: Also "stakes" or "holdings".
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Thank you, Miguel - I like "holdings" in additionto "interest" or "economic interest" - Mike :)
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Ivan Nieves
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Thank you, Ivan - Mike :)
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payments due to minority interests
on their investment
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payments required by third parties for shares
participaciones are shares, participations, units, etc... but generally speaking, at least in the U.S., you're safe if you call them shares...
desembolsos refer to shares subscribed but not paid in... when there's a capital call they must be "desembolsado" - paid in... (or paid up)...
desembolsos refer to shares subscribed but not paid in... when there's a capital call they must be "desembolsado" - paid in... (or paid up)...
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