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By SaRoPhilippe Lognoul · specialist translator
9 languages, 5 fields

Financial

Financial translation

Reports, investment documentation, banking correspondence, financial disputes.

A translated financial report is read by someone about to make a decision: to invest, lend, audit or challenge…
Profit before tax rendered as net profit, a provision turned into a reserve, and the decision rests on a figure that is not in the original.

Documents translated, for example

Financial reportingannual and half-year reports, accounts, notes to the accounts, audit reports…
Investmentfund documentation, subscription terms, correspondence with investors…
Bankingcorrespondence, general terms and conditions, account and loan agreements…
Tax and disputesdecisions, objections, correspondence with tax authorities…

My approach to financial texts

Accounting standards dictate the term

Every line of a balance sheet bears the name given to it by the country’s accounting standards, whether Belgian, Swiss, French or international.
I use that name; I never invent one.

Figures are checked separately

Amounts, percentages, dates, thousands and decimal separators according to the country: checked one by one, once the translation is finished.

The tone fits the reader

A report for a board of directors and a leaflet for retail investors are written differently.

From 9 languages: the details by language.

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