Bund-Load-Grantee-Sharpe-Vesting
French translation: grantee=adjudicataire + see below
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| 03:15 May 11, 2000 |
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|  Selected response from: Evert DELOOF-SYS Belgium Local time: 21:14 | |||
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Adjudicataire Explanation: 1) Grantee = 'adjudicataire' Go to www.logos.it 2) Sharpe = 'Sharpe' in French / stands for 'Sharpe ratio' (measure of risk-adjusted return), named after William F. Sharpe Go to: www.hedgefunds.org/FAQ/sharpe.htm 3) Load = acheter (fortement) (Bourse des valeurs) 4) Vesting = quite obsolete term standing for INvesting (cfr. to vest = also to INvest') = 'investir' 5) Bund: don't know in this context - are you sure it reads bUnd and not bOnd (obligation, reconnaissance de dette)? Bund, as you'll find it in any dictionary, means 'protection', or 'ceinture' or 'confédération' or 'mur de support' etc Hope it helps. PS: You may also want to visit home8.inet.tele.dk/p-spitz Reference: http://www.logos.it Reference: http://www.hedgefunds.org/FAQ/sharpe.htm |
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