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Welcome to UNTERM
This database was compiled over the years in response to diverse and wide-ranging demands of United Nations language staff for terminology and nomenclature. It is being put on the Internet to facilitate the efforts of people around the world who participate in the work of the United Nations but do not have access to the Secretariat's intranet. It should be understood that the material on this site is not comprehensive or complete. The inclusion of an item in this database - which is simply a linguistic tool - should not be construed as an endorsement by the United Nations of any particular position, entity or programme. Entries in this database are being reviewed for mistakes, discrepancies and missing data.
© ADP Europe 2006. This lexicon is designed for our clients, to help them with their international relations. Under no circumstances must it be considered an official translation tool.
Human Resources Lexicon
This terminology list contains over 150,000 terms useful to translators working with IMF material. It provides English terms with their equivalents in a number of languages. This list includes words, phrases, and institutional titles commonly encountered in IMF documents in areas such as money and banking, public finance, balance of payments, and economic growth. A number of entries include a usage field within square brackets, denoting the origin of the term—e.g., [OECD]—or a context—e.g., [trade]; others contain a cross reference to related records. Acronyms are also included.
IWF Terminologie
UBS Banking Dictionary
This updated edition of the «UBS dictionary of banking» contains definitions of over 2,400 terms, incorporating the latest information available from our Research department. This represents an increase – compared to the highly successful 2000 edition – of some 260 terms, the majority drawn from the area of wealth management. In future, the dictionary will be updated and expanded on an ongoing basis, so you will continue to benefit free of charge from UBS's vast expertise in financial theory and practice. Our aim in preparing this dictionary is to share the vocabulary of banking with our clients. We are convinced that this will make a major contribution to our mutual understanding, by helping to ensure that we share a common language.