Dec 13, 2020 23:03
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German term

eine Leistung oder ein Leistungsversprechen

German to English Bus/Financial Investment / Securities
Ein Interessenkonflikt wird insbesondere vermutet, wenn das die Analyse erstellende Unternehmenan dem Grundkapital des analysierten Unternehmens
a) eine Beteiligung von mehr als 5% hält,
b) in den letzten zwölf Monaten Mitglied in einem Konsortium war, das die Wertpapiere des analysierten Unternehmens übernommen hat, die Wertpapiere des analysierten Unternehmens aufgrund eines bestehenden Vertrages betreut,
c) in den letzten zwölf Monaten aufgrund eines bestehenden Vertrages Investmentbanking-Dienstleistungen für das analysierte Unternehmen ausgeführt hat, aus dem ***eine Leistung oder ein Leistungsversprechen*** hervorging.


Provisional translation:

A conflict of interest is in particular presumed in situations where the company that compiles the analysis
a) holds an interest of more than 5% in the share capital of the analyzed company,
b) was, within the previous 12 months, a member in a consortium that has acquired the securities in the analyzed company or managed the securities of the analyzed companies on the basis of an existing contract,
c) has, within the previous 12 months, rendered investment banking services for the analyzed company on the basis of an existing contract with the result of a ***performance or performance promise*** arising from said contract.


Is this ok?

Discussion

Steffen Walter Dec 15, 2020:
Bezug In deinem Text heißt es "... aus dem eine Leistung oder ein Leistungsversprechen hervorging.". Der Satzteil bezieht sich also offenbar nicht auf die Investmentbanking-Dienstleistungen, sondern auf den bestehenden Vertrag. Es klänge ja auch seltsam, wenn aus einer Dienstleistung (die selbst schon eine Leistung ist) eine Leistung hervorgehen würde.

Proposed translations

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(resulting in) a service rendered or promised

Compare with this:
"This exclusion applies but is not limited to an act or omission, regardless of its nature or circumstance, involving a service or duty rendered, promised, owed or implied to be provided because of the nature of the business ...." http://masscases.com/cases/app/41/41massappct701.html
Peer comment(s):

agree Steffen Walter : Yes, and the "... aus dem ..." in Olaf's sentence refers to the existing contract, rather than to the investment banking services provided. "Giving rise to a service provided or promised" would be another way of putting it.
8 hrs
agree Steve Robbie : "... an existing contract where said contract gives rise to the rendering or promise of a service"
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4 hrs

a benefit or promise of a benefit

Leistung being a 'joker-word' par excellence.

I also considered 'an act of consideration or of executory consideration', but to avail.

Note FWIW the translation of Leistungsversprechen as 'single contract obligation' in Der Grosse Eichborn.

Otherwise, invert analyzed company to company analys/zed and maybe change the word order > rendered - for the company analyzed - investment banking services by virtue of a *subsisting* contract ...






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Note added at 4 heures (2020-12-14 03:12:22 GMT)
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... but to *no* avail.
Example sentence:

Executory consideration consists of a promise to do something in return for a like promise. It is an exchange of promises, e.g. a promise to carry out some work in return for a promise of payment.

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14 hrs

a fee or promised fee

Fee or promise of a fee would make sense in an investment banking context, could be argued not here, since why would that necessarily lead to a conflict of interest? But how else, and also Leistungsversprechen would make sense since the payment of the fee could be contingent on many things, like performance of acquired company, a deal going through, future transaction fees...
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