Vertaling van "Market value added " (Nederlands → Engels) :

TERMINOLOGIE

Market value added | MVA | Toegevoegde marktwaarde
Market value added | MVA

American Stock Exchange market value index
American Stock Exchange market value index | Amex market value index

lower of cost or market value | waardering tegen kostprijs of marktwaarde, al naargelang welke waarde het laagst is | LOCOM [Abbr.]
lower of cost or market value | LOCOM [Abbr.]

Cash value added
Cash value added | CVA

VALUE-contactpunt | VALUE-verspreidingscentrum
VALUE dissemination centre | VALUE relay centre

docente verkoop en marketing beroepsonderwijs | vakdocente verkoop en marketing beroepsonderwijs | leerkracht verkoop en marketing beroepsonderwijs | vakdocent verkoop en marketing beroepsonderwijs
business and marketing teacher | vocational instructor in business and marketing | business and marketing vocational teacher | instructor in sales and marketing

internetmarketing | marketing op mobiele apparaten zodat gebruik kan worden gemaakt van een specifieke context | marketing richten op mobiele gebruikers | marketing via mobiele apparaten
mobile marketing

coördinatrice POS-marketing | manager POS-marketing | coördinator point-of-sale-marketing | manager retailpromoties
promotions manager | sales promotion manager | promotion director | promotion manager

marketing [ marketingtechniek ]
theory of marketing

IN-CONTEXT TRANSLATIONS

(12) “geldmarktfonds met constante intrinsieke waarde” (constant Net Assets Value Money Market Fund”, hieronder CNAV MMF genoemd); een geldmarktfonds dat een onveranderde intrinsieke waarde (NAV) behoudt per recht van deelneming of aandeel; wanneer opbrengsten dagelijks in het fonds worden opgenomen of aan de belegger kunnen worden uitbetaald en wanneer activa in het algemeen volgens de methode van de geamortiseerde kostprijs worden gewaardeerd of de NAV tot het dichtstbijzijnde percentagepunt of het in nationale valuta uitgedrukte overeenstemmende bedrag worden afgerond;
(12) “constant Net Assets Value Money Market Fund” (CNAV MMF) means a money market fund that maintains an unchanging value NAV per unit or share; where income in the fund is accrued daily or can either be paid out to the investor, and where assets are generally valued according to the amortised cost method or the NAV is rounded to the nearest percentage point or its equivalent in currency term;

13. Voor de toepassing van deel 5 is de actuele marktwaarde (current market value - CMV) de netto marktwaarde van de portefeuille van transacties binnen het samenstel van verrekenbare transacties met de tegenpartij.
13. For the purposes of Part 5,"Current Market Value (CMV)" refers to the net market value of the portfolio of transactions within the netting set with the counterparty.

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The value of patents for today's economy and society" – verslag opgesteld door de CERM Foundation (Italië) ten behoeve van het DG Interne markt van de Europese Commissie, beschikbaar op: [http ...]
The value of patents for today's economy and society" – report from CERM Foundation (Italy) for DG Internal Market of the European Commission, available on: [http ...]

(EN) ‘ Finding a balance between social values and the power of the market economy, and recognising social issues as a development factor and not as a by-product of the economy’.
‘Finding a balance between social values and the power of the market economy, and recognising social issues as a development factor and not as a by-product of the economy’.

(EN) ‘Finding a balance between social values and the power of the market economy, and recognising social issues as a development factor and not as a by-product of the economy’.
‘Finding a balance between social values and the power of the market economy, and recognising social issues as a development factor and not as a by-product of the economy’.

- the Cecchini report of 1988 estimated that the integration of the financial markets of 8 Member States would increase the value–added of their financial services by 0.7% of GDP[26]
- the Cecchini report of 1988 estimated that the integration of the financial markets of 8 Member States would increase the value–added of their financial services by 0.7% of GDP[26];