Significats de repatriate funds en anglès

Speculation about corporate plans to repatriate funds in forward contracts may also be exaggerating the move.

Previously, investors had to wait 120 days to repatriate funds they had moved into Latin America's No.

Investors holding less restrictive Renminbi QFII licenses do not have lock-up periods and can repatriate funds daily.

As foreign exchange regulator, SAFE restrictions come into force when companies want to repatriate funds raised in offshore markets.

It has said inflows of client money slowed last year as international tax clampdowns caused many offshore customers to repatriate funds.

Strunk said heightened geopolitical uncertainty could benefit U.S. equities if investors decided to repatriate funds to the perceived safety of the United States.

The disaster initially saw the yen soar on speculation Japanese would repatriate funds for reconstruction, prompting the G7 intervention to knock it back.

Markets from India to Indonesia have suffered heavy selloffs recently on expectations Western investors will repatriate funds now that yields at home are rising.

After a slow start, some firms said reforms in the zone, which include allowing foreign companies to repatriate funds more easily, have yielded results.

A sharp fall in currencies could accelerate foreign selling of stocks and bonds and lead to a shortage of dollars as investors repatriate funds.

This meant MTN did not have certificates showing it had brought the money in so it could repatriate funds earned at its Nigerian business.

Japan is the world's largest creditor nation and traders tend to assume Japanese investors would repatriate funds at times of crisis, thus benefiting the yen.

Cisco has, in the past, threatened to use more of its cash to invest abroad if Washington does not make it easier to repatriate funds.

Repatriated funds must be channeled into investments like fixed assets and property for at least two years.

Traders have cited European investors repatriating funds from emerging markets as one reason the single currency euro had spiked.

At the time, Bush tried to extract promises from companies that they would dedicate repatriated funds to investments in new plants and other job-creating projects.