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Feb 24, 2008 21:42
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German term

Sondervermögen

German to English Bus/Financial Finance (general)
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Change log

Feb 25, 2008 13:28: Steffen Walter changed "Term asked" from "Sondervermägen" to "Sondervermögen"

Discussion

Steffen Walter Mar 1, 2008:
Could you then please inform us of the "answer you have found elsewhere"? Thank you.
Assem Mazloum (asker) Feb 29, 2008:
Dear peers,
I thank all and each one of you, however, I've not the answer I was looking for,
once again, thank you for your time and efforts.

Kind regards.
Steffen Walter Feb 25, 2008:
Please provide the COMPLETE sentence or paragraph in which the term appears. Thanks.
Trudy Peters Feb 25, 2008:
Sondervermögen, I assume?
Assem Mazloum (asker) Feb 24, 2008:
sorry for the above mistake

Die Verwaltungsvergütung für das Sondervermägen wird in Ausfüllung von ...

thank you in advance

Proposed translations

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German term (edited): Sondervermoegen

special investment fund

So SAPTerm translates "Sondervermoegen" as "special investment fund." I'm assuming "Sondervermaegen" is a typo for "Sondervermoegen," first of all. I have no idea if that would fit into your context, but it's a dictionary citation at least. :-)
Peer comment(s):

neutral Ralf Lemster : Not necessarily a *special* investment fund - the concept of "Sondervermögen" denotes the separate fund assets, which are segregated from the manager's assets
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special fund company assets

I picked up this translation sometimes, sorry not to remember where from ..
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German term (edited): Sondervermägen

separate assets or special assets

I would translate it this way, given the little context we have.
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German term (edited): Sondervermägen

fund assets / assets of the fund

Like Ralf says, the "Sonder-" part shouldn't be translated - it would only confuse the issue unnecessarily. Surely we've had this before?
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