Glossary entry (derived from question below)
français term or phrase:
Comm Pereq Change
anglais translation:
exchange equalization charge
Added to glossary by
pooja_chic
Jan 21, 2015 20:41
9 yrs ago
français term
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Native in: anglais 
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Comm Pereq Change
français vers anglais
Autre
Finance (général)
Account statement
Libellé opération
Frais de Tenue de Compte,
Comm Pereq Change et Garantie
Interets Debiteurs
Corresponding amount is in Debit.
Frais de Tenue de Compte,
Comm Pereq Change et Garantie
Interets Debiteurs
Corresponding amount is in Debit.
Proposed translations
(anglais)
| 4 | exchange equalization commission/fee |
rkillings
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| 4 | commission/fee for foreign exchange equalization. |
Francois Boye
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Proposed translations
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exchange equalization commission/fee
Document from Tunisia, by any chance?
The unabbreviated source phrase is 'commission de péréquation des changes'.
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Note added at 5 hrs (2015-01-22 02:07:53 GMT)
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Could be plural: commissions/fees.
The unabbreviated source phrase is 'commission de péréquation des changes'.
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Note added at 5 hrs (2015-01-22 02:07:53 GMT)
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Could be plural: commissions/fees.
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Francois Boye
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commission/fee for foreign exchange equalization.
Comm Pereq Change = commission de perequation des changes
My understanding is that the Central bank is in charge of buying foreign exchange (FOREX) for the importing or exporting sector in countries where the foreign exchange market is under control. Accordingly, the central bank charges fees or commission due to the FOREX risk (exchange rates fluctuate all the time).
The Tunisian example illustrates my explanation
http://www.apbt.org.tn/reglementation.php?code=46&annee=30
My understanding is that the Central bank is in charge of buying foreign exchange (FOREX) for the importing or exporting sector in countries where the foreign exchange market is under control. Accordingly, the central bank charges fees or commission due to the FOREX risk (exchange rates fluctuate all the time).
The Tunisian example illustrates my explanation
http://www.apbt.org.tn/reglementation.php?code=46&annee=30
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