Over-advances

Portuguese translation: créditos comerciais de curto prazo

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English term or phrase:Over-advances
Portuguese translation:créditos comerciais de curto prazo
Entered by: Luana Fernandes

21:16 Mar 30, 2015
English to Portuguese translations [PRO]
Bus/Financial - Economics
English term or phrase: Over-advances
Over-advances and Reporting Requirements
For Asset Based Lending businesses, where the credit extension is primarily based upon collateral values, specific policies governing the approval of over-advances and the waiver of financial and collateral reporting requirements, must be approved by a Senior Risk Manager at minimum and documented in a Country Appendix or Procedures Manual
Luana Fernandes
Brazil
Local time: 01:20
créditos comerciais de curto prazo
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http://www.investopedia.com/terms/o/overadvance.asp

A short-term commercial loan taken by a company in order to purchase more materials for its inventory in preparation for an expected period of increased sales. An overadvance is used to build inventory prior to a peak sales period. The loan amount taken out by the company temporarily exceeds its (borrower's) accounts receivables; the loans are generally commercial, and are usually short-term ranging from 30 days to one year.
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MLeiria
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over-advances
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over-advances
créditos comerciais de curto prazo


Explanation:
http://www.investopedia.com/terms/o/overadvance.asp

A short-term commercial loan taken by a company in order to purchase more materials for its inventory in preparation for an expected period of increased sales. An overadvance is used to build inventory prior to a peak sales period. The loan amount taken out by the company temporarily exceeds its (borrower's) accounts receivables; the loans are generally commercial, and are usually short-term ranging from 30 days to one year.

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