Jul 10, 2002 19:19
21 yrs ago
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English term
clearance
Non-PRO
English
Bus/Financial
"Cleared", "clearance" or any other form of the word as applied to a transaction means that the relevant credit has become available for use by the recipient ...".
[what does it really mean? What happens during the clearing?]
[what does it really mean? What happens during the clearing?]
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4 | Clearing and settlement | Christina Clark |
5 +7 | what happens is this... | Yuri Geifman |
4 +3 | Available | John Guzman |
4 | compensación | claudia bagnardi |
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Clearing and settlement
clearance: an act of clearing
Clearing and settlement: the process whereby checks or other records of financial or point-of-sale transactions are moved /physically or electronically) from the point at which they were originated to the organization (bank, thrift institution or other agency) that keeps the accounts for, and expects to collect from and accounts to, the responsible payor. The settlement process completes the internal financial transactions among the (possibly) many parties involved in the clearing operation.
Quote from Dictionary of Banking Jerry M. Rosenberg
Hope this helps!
Clearing and settlement: the process whereby checks or other records of financial or point-of-sale transactions are moved /physically or electronically) from the point at which they were originated to the organization (bank, thrift institution or other agency) that keeps the accounts for, and expects to collect from and accounts to, the responsible payor. The settlement process completes the internal financial transactions among the (possibly) many parties involved in the clearing operation.
Quote from Dictionary of Banking Jerry M. Rosenberg
Hope this helps!
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Once something has cleared it means that whatever was being used has now become avaliable when talking about credit.
When we are talking about a transaction it also applies to it being successful. So it will also imply a positive result.
Hope this helps
When we are talking about a transaction it also applies to it being successful. So it will also imply a positive result.
Hope this helps
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mickymayes
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Ingrid Petit
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Michael Fitzpatrick
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compensación
clearing bancario. compensación bancaria. Pagos y transferencias entre entidades bancarias. Las cámaras compensadoras fueron creadas para realizar pagos a clientes, pagos bancarios y otros tipos de liquidaciones, incluso operaciones con acciones.
(Dic. Bursátil. Puga- Oriolo)
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Note added at 2002-07-10 19:29:33 (GMT)
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Sorry! It was monolingual.
(Dic. Bursátil. Puga- Oriolo)
hth
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Note added at 2002-07-10 19:29:33 (GMT)
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Sorry! It was monolingual.
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Cilian O'Tuama
: English monolingual! :-)
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Cilian. Haven´t you read the added note? Do so
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Kim Metzger
: Please answer English (mono) questions in English so others can evaluate your response. Moderator.
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It is a strange message, since I apologized for my mistake minutes after my posting. All the same, I apologize again, Kim
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what happens is this...
Someone gives you a cheque in payment for your work. You take it to the bank, and deposit it to your account. The bank will not make the funds available to you right away, but take a certain pre-set amount of time to "clear" the cheque - i.e. send it back to the issuing bank and wait until the appropriate amount of money is delivered to them. It can take anywhere from 2-3 business days to 30 days and longer, especially where international banking is involved - which is one reason why international banking is done by wire transfer (a.k.a. cable, telegraph, etc.)
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LJC (X)
: Nice down-to-earth explanation
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Thanks :-)
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Paul Mably (X)
: yeah, this does it
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Antonio Camangi
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airmailrpl
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tongue tied
: a much clearer explanation
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Thanks everyone!
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Michael Fitzpatrick
: Nice!!
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AhmedAMS
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