Examples of using Tranches in English and their translations into Indonesian
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On larger more complex projects, the stages may overlap and in a programme the tranches are usually performed in parallel.
reportedly completed the first two tranches of its fundraising round a year ago,
Over the history of inclusions you can't avoid some volatility(but) the tranches will help reduce a lot the impact of this volatility,” he said.
After prior tranches are paid off, Z-tranche holders will receive coupon payments based on the bond's higher principal balance.
IMF is a one-man army, it's a single Fund having 4 types of credit lines i.e. different types of loans with different tranches, conditions, and strings.
The multi-year deal for the fighters would consist of three tranches over fiscal years 2018-2020.
it also has the option to acquire an additional 13.3% in two further tranches over the next 12 months.
The agreement removes a roadblock from negotiations for a multi-year deal for the fighters that is expected to consist of three tranches over fiscal years 2018-2020.
The EIB“brings experience in layering project risk in tranches and relaying that risk to appropriate investors,” said its managerial adviser for structured transactions
peel them, slice them in tranches and roast in the oven on 175 degrees Celsius.
The reason for defining a life cycle with phases, tranches and/or stages is to enable go/no go decisions to be made that prevent wasted investment.
Tranches usually have their own business case that is a justifiable subset of the main programme business case.
Typically, individual securities are gathered in"Tranches" or groups of other loans with similar ranges of maturities
The film calls these“bespoke opportunity tranches,” though in reality they are also sometimes referred to as a“Bespoke CDO” or“Single-tranche CDO.”.
Aramco said the IPO would be split into two tranches: one each for institutional and individual investors.
Typically, individual securities are gathered into"tranches" or groups of loans with similar ranges of maturities and delinquency risks.
PAC tranches use the sinking fund concept to help investors reduce prepayment risk
thick slabs of coarse bread called“tranches”(late 15th century French)
We also know that if the bottom tranches fail at over 8%, the upper tranches are affected.