Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

equity mutual fund

German translation:

offener Aktienfonds

Added to glossary by Connie Leipholz
Mar 17, 2001 08:05
23 yrs ago
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English term

equity mutual fund

Non-PRO English to German Bus/Financial Investment / Securities
equity mutual fund

equity: Kapital
mutual fund: Offener Investmentfonds
offender Kapitalinvestmentfonds
Proposed translations (German)
0 offener Aktienfonds
0 Aktienfonds
0 Kapital Investmentfonds
0 equity mutual fund
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Apr 26, 2014 10:12: Steffen Walter changed "Field" from "Marketing" to "Bus/Financial" , "Field (specific)" from "(none)" to "Investment / Securities"

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PRO (1): Steffen Walter

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Proposed translations

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offener Aktienfonds

Laut Zahn Bank- un Börsenwesen Wörterbuch, 4. Auflage (1996).

Hier sind einige Beispiele:

HYPO-Bank Oberösterreich - Linz - Pressemeldungen
... Gesellschaft Value Management & Research (VMR). Ein offener, unbegrenzter Aktienfonds mit frauenspezifischem Branchenmix. Pate für diesen "Frauenfonds" steht ...
www.women-up.at/hypo/presse.htm - 15k

[PDF] www.fonds-direkt.de/Verkaufs.pdf
... Fonds Direkt - Skyline Magic investiert sein Vermögen in Anteilen anderer offener Aktienfonds, die überdurchschnittliche Ertragschancen erwarten lassen. ...
Text version

CommTrust Investment Management SA
... Investment Management SA verwaltet: CommTrust INVEST ist ein offener Aktienfonds mit derzeit europäischer Ausrichtung. Die Strategie sieht Engagements in ...
www.mmwarburg-luxinvest.lu/products/CT.htm - 4k

Ich hoffe Ihnen hilfreich gewesen zu sein.

Beste Grüsse,
Connie
Reference:

Zahn

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1 hr

Aktienfonds

equity muss nicht immer Kapital heißen, steht oft auch für Aktien.
Es handelt sich um einen Investmentfonds, der in Aktien investiert, also einen Aktienfonds.
Peer comment(s):

Andy Lemminger
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Kapital Investmentfonds

Schäfer says:
mutual fund
(Fin, US) offener Investmentfonds m
(ie, open-ended investment company that invests in diversified group of securities of other corporations; syn, GB, unit trust)
And Harrap's has
equity = Eigenkapital
equity market = Aktienmarkt.
The combination of the two can be found oin Google:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&safe=off&q=Kapital In...
Peer comment(s):

Andy Lemminger
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equity mutual fund

"mutual fund" ist ein Anlagefonds/Kapitalanlagefonds

Ich würde es nicht übersetzen, sondern den englischen Ausdruck beibehalten. Ich habe überall im internet rumgestöbert, und alle Banken sprechen von "equity mutual fund", wird also gar nicht übersetzt.

ref.: www.ubs.com
http://public.deutsche.bank.de/deuba/group.nsf
Reference:

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Andy Lemminger
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