Financial translation

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What is financial translation?

Financial translation is the accurate adaptation of documents and business communications related to the financial and business world into another language. This specialisation focuses on accuracy and consistency in financial terminology, as well as the cultural and linguistic adaptation necessary to ensure that the original message is understood and effective.

Financial translation is used for a wide variety of documents, including annual reports, investment prospectuses, financial statements, brochures, presentations and contracts, among others. It is essential that financial translators have in-depth knowledge of financial language and be up to date on changes and trends in the world of finance.

A mistake in a financial translation can be costly, as it can lead to misunderstandings and significant financial losses. For this reason, it is essential to have a team of experienced financial translators capable of ensuring the accuracy and quality of the message.

When do you need a sworn translation?

Financial translation is required when documents related to the financial and business world need to be translated, such as annual reports, investment prospectuses, financial statements, brochures, presentations and contracts, among others.

Financial translation is essential for companies looking to expand globally and communicate effectively with their target audiences in different languages. It is important that financial terminology be translated accurately and consistently to avoid misunderstandings and financial losses. In addition, cultural and linguistic adaptation is also essential to ensure that the message is correctly understood and adapted to the audience.

The need for financial translation can vary depending on the situation and the needs of the company, but is generally required when financial information needs to be communicated in different languages, whether for presentations to international investors, to expand the business into new markets, or to comply with international regulatory requirements.

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The most common financial documents are:

  • Annual reports.
  • Financial statements.
  • Investment prospects.
  • Investment prospects.
  • Company reports.
  • Investor presentations.
  • Investment contracts.
  • Financial product information brochures.
  • Market reports.
  • Bank financing documents.
  • Risk management policies.
  • Financial management reports.
  • Feasibility studies.
  • Merger and acquisition agreements.
  • Investment appraisal reports.
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