Glossary entry

German term or phrase:

...darf das Fondsvermögen nicht der Insolvenzmasse zugeschlagen werden

English translation:

...fund assets are not available for distribution to the creditors

Added to glossary by Johanna Timm, PhD
Feb 9, 2004 11:12
20 yrs ago
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German term

Insolvenzmasse

German to English Bus/Financial Finance (general)
Im Insolvenzfall....darf das Fondsvermögen nicht der Insolvenzmasse zugeschlagen werden.

Proposed translations

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are not available for distribution to the creditors

This is presumably because the assets in the fund are protected as a proprietary interest, i.e. held on trust for the investors.

Creditors who have personal contractual claims against the company could not claim the assets in the fund because they are the property of the investors.

In a personal bankruptcy this is known as the bankrupt's estate.
Peer comment(s):

agree KirstyMacC (X) : neatly avoids the insolvent 'assets' v. estate dichotomy.
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debtor's assets under supervision

...in administration (in the UK, I believe)


Mr. Barrister, please confirm

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Note added at 2004-02-09 12:11:57 (GMT)
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or ...under court supervision
Peer comment(s):

neutral KirstyMacC (X) : what about the zuschlagen? Made part of the personal debtor's insolvent ESTATE or corporation in ADMINISTRATION > no need to specify ASSETS (co. 'estate' is debatable.)
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assets in insolvency

ohne "the"
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insolvency assets

Since there is a term for German "Konkursmasse" -> bankruptcy assets (ref: LEO) I would choose the simliar term for the case of insolvency.
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It should not be entered into the glossary like this.

The translation was of "darf nicht der Insolvenzmasse zugeschlagen werden."
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