Glossary entry

French term or phrase:

A l'échéance du financement

English translation:

At the loan facility term out date

Added to glossary by Adrian MM.
Sep 1, 2019 17:05
4 yrs ago
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French term

A l'échéance du financement...

French to English Other Finance (general) Humanitarian funding
"A l’échéance du financement, de manière autonome et permanente, les groupes de pressions, sont en négociation avec les décideurs politiques sur la question de leurs terres occupées par le Gouvernement de la RDC et une entreprise agricole Sud-Africaine."

This is taken from a report written about humanitarian projects in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and this particular section relates to pressure groups negotiating over the return of land which is occupied by the government and private enterprise. I'm really struggling to understand what is meant by "A l'échéance du financeement, de manière autonome et permanente". The punctuation also seems slightly unusual.

It seems to be saying that the financing has ran out, permanently and autonomously?
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Sep 2, 2019 21:32: Adrian MM. Created KOG entry

Proposed translations

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French term (edited): A l\'échéance du financement, de manière autonome et permanente
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At the loan facility term out date, automatically and permanently (non-renewably)

In insurance, the l'échéance - as a maturity or expiry etc. date - would boil down to a 'policy renewal date'.

Thanks to B.D. Finch, I am reposting an answer predicated on the assumption that 'de manière autonome et permanente' qualifies what comes before it - and not,as would make as much sense, thereafter as to the pressure group's negotiating status.

Example sentence:

A maturity date is a deadline for settling a financial agreement. Typically, one party owes another party a sum of money by the maturity date.

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At the loan maturity

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Upon expiry of the loan/funding period

funding expiration date
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