Glossary entry

Latin term or phrase:

in fine

English translation:

at the end (of the term)

Added to glossary by Stephanie Mitchel
May 16, 2003 18:08
21 yrs ago
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Latin term

in fine

Latin to English Bus/Financial Investment / Securities investment banking
Context: refinancing securities portfolios

These are translations from the French, which is why the wording may be a bit odd:
"Repayment: in fine, with an option for the borrower to request renewal for an additional year"
or
"As for the risk, it is analyzable in fine on [X] and is properly guaranteed by:"
or
"- setup of a five-year credit line (renewable one year) with payment in fine in the amount of 6 billion FRF."

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at the end

at the end of the term/ period (from the point of view of interest payments, it is important)
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thank you Eva!"
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finally/in the end/at last

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Note added at 2003-05-16 18:13:36 (GMT)
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finis= end
fine= ablative case
in fine= in the end
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agree chaplin
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agree Ino66 (X)
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thank you all
agree Uldis Liepkalns
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agree Parrot : glossary link: http://www.bia.lu/fr/gloss_ghi.html#in_fin
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a final payment of...

just another idea
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agree Ino66 (X)
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