μετρητό κάλυμμα

English translation: cash coverage ratio

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Greek term or phrase:δείκτης μετρητού καλύμματος
English translation:cash coverage ratio
Entered by: Spyros Salimpas

13:59 Nov 10, 2018
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Greek term or phrase: μετρητό κάλυμμα
Αντικαταστάθηκε ο δείκτης κάλυψης του δανείου βάσει αξίας χαρτοφυλακίου μετοχών και μετρητού καλύμματος ο οποίος ορίζονταν
σε ποσοστό 135% επί του δανείου με τη σχέση απαιτήσεων/υποχρεώσεων η οποία ορίστηκε στο 120%.
Spyros Salimpas
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cash coverage
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cash coverage


Explanation:
https://www.google.gr/search?q="cash coverage"&sourceid=chro...
https://www.google.gr/search?q="cash coverage" site:gr&sourc...


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neutral  transphy: Check out the difference between the two terms. 'Cash coverage' is a percentage, a ratio, of Cash in the Bank over assets or liabilities. 'Cover' is a cash equivalent deposit against a Loan, usually a Letter of Credit.
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  -> No, the ratio is called "cash coverage ratio". https://goo.gl/67TWPH

agree  Nadia-Anastasia Fahmi: Πρόσθεσε και το ration και είναι πλήρης η πρόταση, εφόσον το "δείκτης" αναφέρεται και στο "μετρητό κάλυμμα" (ειλικρινά, πολύ να ήθελα να ήξερα ποιος είναι ο συντάκτης του κειμένου ...). Καλή Κυριακή εύχομαι!
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cash cover


Explanation:
http://www.businessdictionary.com/definition/cash-cover.html


Definition
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In a documentary credit transaction (such as a letter of credit) amount deposited by the borrower or debtor (such as the applicant for a letter of credit) with the lender or creditor (such as the letter of credit issuing bank).

Read more: http://www.businessdictionary.com/definition/cash-cover.html

A 'Purchaser' issues a 'letter of Credit', for goods to be purchased from abroad. The purchaser, either has not got an account with the particular Bank, which acts as an Agent for him/her. So, an amount in Cash, the equivalent of the amount of the 'Letter of Credit ' is deposited with that Bank...to cover the amount of the 'Letter of Credit'
It acts as a 'guaranteed letter of Credit', similar to an 'Irrevocable letter of Credit.

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DLA Piper Defining Trade Finance - Cash Cover
www.dlapipertradefinance.com/en/glossary/c/cash-cover.html

Cash Cover. An amount deposited by an Applicant with an Issuing Bank or by an account party with the bank issuing a Demand Guarantee in respect of the Contingent Liability of the Issuing Bank or the bank issuing the Demand Guarantee (as applicable) under the Letter of Credit or Demand Guarantee (as applicable).

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