Glossary entry (derived from question below)
French term or phrase:
relutive
English translation:
accretive
Added to glossary by
Helen D. Elliot (X)
Dec 11, 2001 13:12
22 yrs ago
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French term
Proposed translations
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accretive
(earnings-enhancing) the opposite of dilutive
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relutive
I've actually seen this new term in a bus/financial context and it has the idea of "accretive" as already suggested.
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Helen D. Elliot (X)
: not really (English) usage yet, but maybe some day
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Helen, please check in EURODICAUTOM. You'll find the term is ENGLISH(European)
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Hermeneutica
: Yes, and I have found it on the web too. However, one of the brokerage houses I translate for has "accretive" as their house term so I would recommend going with that
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