financing
faɪˈnænsɪŋ
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Definition of financing - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
money for businessUSprocess of getting money for business, purchases, or investmentsUS
  • The company is seeking financing for its new project.
funding sponsoring
2.
businessmanagement or arrangement of financial resources
  • Effective financing is crucial for the success of any project..
funding investment

Adjective

financerelated to providing funds or capital
  • The financing plan was approved by the board.
financial funding monetary
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Expressions with financing

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securing financial support bypassing traditional channels
Backdoor financing helped the startup grow quickly.
detailed arrangement for getting and repaying money for a project or purchase
The bank approved the financing plan for the new housing development.
process of arranging money for a project business or major purchase
The bank handled the financing activity for the new factory expansion.
arrangement where two or more parties share the cost of funding something
The new bridge was built through joint financing by several neighboring cities.
raising money for a business by selling ownership shares to investors
The startup chose equity financing instead of taking on more bank debt.
funding used to buy another company or large business assets
The firm secured acquisition financing to purchase its smaller competitor.

Origin of financing

Latin, finis (end) + -ance (action)

Terms with financing included in their meaning

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cinema
person responsible for managing and financing a film's production
finance
money lent or financing given specifically to support farming activities
finance
the mix of debt and equity financing in a company
company financing
the way a company finances its operations
business
level of profit earned from main business activities before financing and taxes
public healthcare
healthcare system with one public agency financing coverage
real estate
proposal to buy using only cash, no loans or financing
finance
temporary financing to cover gaps between transactions

Examples of financing in a sentence

  • Financing was needed to expand the restaurant.
  • Proper financing can make or break a startup.
  • They secured financing for the new infrastructure project.
  • The financing agreement was signed yesterday.
  • They discussed the financing options available.

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  1. French:financement, financier, ...
  2. German:Finanzierung, finanziell, ...
  3. Italian:finanziamento, di finanziamento, ...
  4. Spanish:financiación, financiero, ...
  5. Portuguese:financiamento, de financiamento, ...
  6. Chinese:融资, 融资的, ...
  7. Japanese:資金調達, 資金提供の, ...
  8. Arabic:تَمويل, تَمْوِيلِيّ, ...
  9. Hebrew:מִימּוּן, מִימוֹנִי, ...
  10. Russian:финансирование, финансовый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:фінансування, фінансовий, ...
  12. Hindi:वित्तपोषण, वित्तीय, ...
finance
faɪˈnæns

Definition of finance - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
economythe money resources of a company or individual
  • Her finance was carefully managed to secure her future..
capital funds
2.
money managementmanagement of money and other assets
  • Finance is crucial for any business.
budgeting economics
3.
businesssystem of money, credit, government revenues
  • The finance of the country is complex.
banking economy investment
4.
money supportthe act of providing or obtaining funds
  • Public finance made the new bridge possible.

Verb

tr.
1.
fundingprovide money for a project or purchase
  • The bank financed the new shopping mall.
fund sponsor
2.
moneysell or provide on credit
  • The store finances its products to attract more customers.
3.
financial managementmanage financial operations or resources
  • She finances for a large corporation.
fund sponsor
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large and complex financial transactions
High finance often involves billion-dollar deals.
business lending money with interest charges
The finance company approved my car loan.
person responsible for managing financial activities
The finance manager prepared the annual budget for the company.
in terms of managing or handling money
She is very careful finance wise when it comes to budgeting.
person in charge of an organization’s money management department
The head of finance presented the annual budget to the board.
government official managing national financial policies
The minister of finance announced new tax reforms.

Origin of finance

French, finance (ending, settlement)

Examples of finance in a sentence

  • He studied finance in college.
  • She studied finance to understand global markets.
  • Finance departments handle budgeting and forecasting.
  • Finance plays a crucial role in development.
  • He studied finance at university.
  • Bank finance helped the startup rent its first office.

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  1. French:finances, financer, ...
  2. German:Finanzen, finanzieren, ...
  3. Italian:finanze, finanziare, ...
  4. Spanish:finanzas, financiar, ...
  5. Portuguese:finanças, financiar, ...
  6. Chinese:资金, 提供资金, ...
  7. Japanese:財務, 資金提供する, ...
  8. Arabic:مَوَارِد مالِيَّة, مَوَّلَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:פִינַנְסִים, לְמַמֵּן, ...
  10. Russian:финансы, финансировать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:фінансові ресурси, фінансувати, ...
  12. Hindi:वित्त, वित्तपोषित करना, ...
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