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08:48 Nov 19, 2007 |
Danish to English translations [PRO] Bus/Financial - Finance (general) | |||||||
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3 +1 | willingness to provide credit |
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4 | reluctant to advance funds |
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willingness to provide credit Explanation: e.g. 'lenders' willingness to provide credit at a price that does not exceed the borrower's marginal utility of consumption.' |
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reluctant to advance funds Explanation: I agree with the suggestion above. Here is another suggestion from EUR-Lex. The term is used in the last part of the sentence. Dette gjaldt frem for alt for små og mellemstore virksomheder, der efter forbundsregeringens mening ganske vist overskred de snævre grænser i Fællesskabets rammebestemmelser for SMV, men modsat større virksomheder havde vanskeligt ved at optage lån, idet deres som regel for lille kapitalgrundlag begrænsede bankernes kreditvillighed. This was particularly true of medium-sized firms, which might fall outside what the Government considered to be the restrictive limits set by the Community guidelines on SMEs, but which, unlike large enterprises, had trouble in obtaining credit because their generally narrow capital base meant that banks were reluctant to advance them funds. Example sentence(s):
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