se encontraban dispuestos

English translation: of which ... euros had been used

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Spanish term or phrase:se encontraban dispuestos
English translation:of which ... euros had been used
Entered by: Sonia Maria

09:57 Feb 16, 2021
Spanish to English translations [PRO]
Bus/Financial - Accounting / Financing methods
Spanish term or phrase: se encontraban dispuestos
Este párrafo se incluye en un apartado relativo a lo métodos de financiación de un grupo.

"Pólizas de crédito contratadas por las sociedades del Grupo con diversas entidades bancarias por con un límite total de 45,4 millones de euros, de las que a 31 de diciembre de 2019 **se encontraban dispuestos*** 34,8 millones de euros."

¿Cómo se podría traducir la expresión? "Available" podría ser una opción?

Gracias!
Sonia Maria
Spain
of which ... euros had been used
Explanation:
The amount used with respect to the credit limit.
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matt robinson
Spain
Local time: 14:15
Grading comment
Thanks a lot to everybody!
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of which ... euros had been used


Explanation:
The amount used with respect to the credit limit.

matt robinson
Spain
Local time: 14:15
Native speaker of: Native in EnglishEnglish
PRO pts in category: 12
Grading comment
Thanks a lot to everybody!

Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
agree  Monica Colangelo: At first I thought you were wrong, but on second thoughts, I think you are quite right. They're talking about "dispuestos" (already used), not "disponibles" (available).
17 mins
  -> I know the term from my credit card statement!

agree  John Rynne: or "drawn"
1 hr

agree  neilmac
1 hr

agree  Luis M. Sosa
2 hrs

agree  Robert Carter: Yes, that's the meaning. "Disponer" in the context of loans/credit technically means to "draw down" the amount of the loan, i.e., use the money/credit.
10 hrs

agree  Richard Cadena: I was also thinking of "disponer" as to "draw down"
18 hrs
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