Nov 16, 2013 19:40
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Turkish term

kendi nam ve hesabina yapilanlar

Turkish to English Other Law (general) Banking regulations
This is used in a table listing possible list of risk exposures for banks in order to calculate their leverage ratios.

I was going to translate this phrase simply as:

"Things done on its own behalf" ..............["it being the bank]

But I have a feeling there may a better way of translating this. I'm also not sure if "yapilanlar" in this banking/financial context may have a special technical meaning.

Discussion

Salih YILDIRIM Nov 29, 2013:
Those transactions done in its name and on its account
Harold Lemel (asker) Nov 21, 2013:
kendi nam ve hesabina yapilanlar I would combine both suggested answers, i.e. Financing transaction performed in its own name and for its own account.

Proposed translations

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financing transactions performed on its own behalf

The table reads:

2.4. Menkul kıymet veya emtia teminatlı finansman işlemleri
2.4.1 Kendi nam ve hesabına yapılanlar

2.4.1 is a subsection of 2.4, therefore it means those financing transactions in 2.4 which have been performed on its own behalf





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1 day 14 hrs

those performed in its own name and for its own account

I think this is the most correct rendering.

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Note added at 1 day18 hrs (2013-11-18 14:32:45 GMT)
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An example of the use of "in the name and for the account of":

“5.2
[...]
l. the services of intermediaries who act in the name and for the account of a principal when procuring for him any services specified in the first six indents above.”

http://www.revenue.ie/en/tax/vat/leaflets/state-procurement....

These two concepts are slightly different in meaning so, in my opinion, must be reflected in the translation.
Note from asker:
I get and accept your point. THANKS!!
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