Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

relevered

Bulgarian translation:

преизчислен спрямо / съотнесен към

Added to glossary by Andrei Vrabtchev
Sep 16, 2011 10:54
12 yrs ago
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English term

relevered

English to Bulgarian Bus/Financial Finance (general)
DCF Methodology

The operations of XXX are predominantly debt financed and we have calculated the approximate cost of equity and debt below:

Beta derived from coffee producing companies, relevered to XXX capital structure

Бета коефициент, но как се превежда relevered?
Change log

Sep 21, 2011 06:05: Andrei Vrabtchev changed "Edited KOG entry" from "<a href="/profile/52706">A. Petrunova's</a> old entry - "relevered"" to ""повторно изчислен спрямо / съотнесен към""

Discussion

Andrei Vrabtchev Sep 16, 2011:
Re: А не се ли отнася до "coffee producing compani Не, отнася се за бета коефициент, "derived from coffee producing companies"

Proposed translations

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повторно изчислен спрямо / съотнесен към

relevered = re-levered

повторно изчислен / взет / приет бета коефициент

или

коефициент, повторно изчислен спрямо/съотнесен към капиталовата структура на XXX

We can partially remove the effect of changes in gearing by “re-levering” the beta estimates3 in Table 2 to constant gearing.4

For example, the re-levered beta of 0.90 shown in the first column of is an estimate of what the equity beta would have been in the year to 28/2/2006, if the leverage had been 38% instead of 32%. This “re-levering” is similar in concept to the regulatory practice of determining an asset beta which may then be used to make a notional equity beta at the notional gearing assumed by the regulator.

http://stakeholders.ofcom.org.uk/binaries/consultations/open...

http://bg.wikipedia.org/wiki/Финансов_ливъридж
Peer comment(s):

agree Nadia Borissova : коефициент .... преизчислен в съответствие с капиталовата структура на XXX
6 hrs
благодаря!
agree Yuliyan Gospodinov (X) : преизчислен ...
10 hrs
благодаря!
agree Yavor Dimitrov
20 hrs
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