Apr 25, 2016 09:51
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English term

capital event

English to French Bus/Financial Finance (general)
In a company losses and gains depend on capital events

Discussion

Daryo Apr 25, 2016:
how about posting at least a WHOLE sentence?
For all we know it might not have anything to do with the capital of the company!
Chakib Roula Apr 25, 2016:
I would think of "défaut de paiement" but more context , would definitely help us.

Proposed translations

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les chocs évènementiels sur le capital

The capital events are the exogenous shocks that happened and affected the capital in question. Hence the translation in French: 'chocs évènementiels'.

La preuve de l'existence du concept de 'choc evenementiel' se trouve dans le document joint suivant:

http://econpapers.repec.org/paper/haljournl/halshs-00497426....

La signification dudit concept se trouve dans le document joint suivant:

https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Étude_d'évènement

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Note added at 5 hrs (2016-04-25 14:53:47 GMT)
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As said in the last attachment, corporate decisions can generate event shocks. So exogenous is not the opposite of internal. Exogenous means anything that disrupts the normal course of events.
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opérations sur le capital


la phrase ne veut pas dire grand chose mais on peut penser les évènements comme des opérations sur capital ( augmentation, réductions ) ..
Peer comment(s):

agree Karina Poloukhina
2 hrs
agree Chakib Roula
2 hrs
disagree Francois Boye : The capital events are the exogenous shocks that happened and affected the capital in question. Hence the translation in French: 'chocs évènementiels'.//please read a research book of finance to understand how event analysis is done.
3 hrs
ok you maybe right but with so few context how to be sure that it is not related to internal events in lieu of external events ?
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