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Arbitrage
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Arbitration, английский
- Method of settling disputes which is usually binding on parties. a clause usually in a charter party
- Method of settling disputes which is usually binding on parties. a clause usually in a charter party.
- The settlement of disputes out of court.
- Арбитраж; разрешение конфликтных ситуаций
- Term used for the determination of a dispute by the judgment of one or more persons, called arbitrators, who are chosen by the parties and who normally do not belong to a normal court of competent jurisdiction
- Арбитраж
- A process where disputes are mortgage to cover processing costs. settled by referring them to a fair and neu - tral third party (arbitrator). the disputing a g lossar y parties agree in advance to agree with the decision of the arbitrator. there is a hearing where both parties have an opportunity to be heard, after which the arbitrator makes a decision. asbestos
- Resolving a dispute
- Resolving a dispute the process of coming to an agreement about something without using a judge or court
- Arbitration is a process that employers use to settle a labor dispute with an employee. the employer selects a neutral party to act as arbitrator and make a decision regarding the outcome of the dispute.
Arbitrage, английский
Taking advantage of the difference in the price of a share or currency, usually in two different markets. if a share is quoted at 100p in london and the equivalent of 105p in new york, an arbitrageur would make a profit by selling in new york and buying in london. in the us, arbitrage is often associated with risk arbitrage, which means buying shares in potential takeover targets, waiting for a bid that inevitably pushes up the share price and then selling the shares for a profit.
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Arch, английский
Aquaplanage, французский
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