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Mar 10, 2015 12:00
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French term

prêt d'action à la consommation

French to English Bus/Financial Finance (general) type of loan
In a special mandate, a director give his authorisation to sign the following documents following the purchase of a company:

convention de prêt d'action à la consommation [name of company]
convention de cession d'actions
conventions de remboursement de compte courant [of previous shareholder]
convention de compte courant entre [new owner/company]

I have never heard of "prêt d'action à la consommation!"

note this company is in Ivory Coast

any ideas?

Proposed translations

4 mins
French term (edited): prêt d\'action à la consommation

open-ended credit/ loan

agreement to grant an open -ended credit line :

http://www.investopedia.com/terms/o/openendcredit.asp

What Is an Open End Loan? | eHow
http://www.ehow.com/about_5230603_open-end-loan_.html
23 Apr 2014 ... An open-end loan is a line of credit that allows you to borrow money when you
need it and leaves you with available funds when you don't.
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What Is an Open End Loan? | Finance - Zacks
http://finance.zacks.com/open-end-loan-1806.html
A loan can be a closed-end loan or an open-end loan. A closed-end loan is often
an installment loan in which the loan is issued for a specific amount that is ...
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Note from asker:
I m willing to believe you, but can't see how you get here from the French!!
I did a search on open end loan on Termium and came up with the term (for open end credit line) ligne de crédit illimité, or ligne de crédit non plafonnée
Peer comment(s):

neutral philgoddard : Nor can I.
3 hrs
Thyat's your problem Phil, you seldom can; the share credit( i.e, the option and cash loan to buy shares) is being extended for use ( consommation) should they wish to avail themselves of the offer;
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loan of shares

Les termes français ne seraient-ils pas inversés ?:

prêt de consommation d'actions



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Note added at 3 hrs (2015-03-10 15:51:04 GMT)
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Here is a link, that may be helpful:
http://www.compagniejuridique.com/index.php/a-la-une/40-de-l...
Peer comment(s):

agree philgoddard : I think this is probably correct, but what do you make of "consommation"?//Despite your helpful reference, I'm still not clear what it means, though that's my fault! It's clearly a loan of shares, though.
3 hrs
please see link
agree Edgar Bettridge : Your link explains this very well but the concept still does not make much sense - interest must be lower than dividend yield for employee to be incentivised, and he/she does not get capital appreciation. Perhaps this is why the concept is unfamiliar?
4 hrs
Thanks, agreed, it's just an option to explore...
disagree Andrew Bramhall : Come on, who's ever heard of share loans in such a context?
5 hrs
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