Identify 3 lexical difficulties in the text below

Identify the lexical difficulties when translating into Spanish

Second banking directive: Notification 0f cross-border activities

credit institution name: _____________________________________

country where cross-border service is to be provided: _______________


activity
number activity description


• 1 acceptance 0f deposits and other repayable funds from the public.

• 2 lending, including: Consumer credit; mortgage credit; factoring
(with or without recourse); & financing commercial transactions
(including forfeiting).

• 3 financial leasing.
• 4 money transmission services.

• 5 issuing and administering means 0f payment, including credit cards,
travellers’ cheques and bankers drafts.

• 6 providing guarantees and commitments.

7 trading for own account or for the account 0f customers in:

• (a) money market instruments
• (b) foreign exchange
• (c) financial futures and options
• (d) exchange and int. Rate instruments
• (e) transferable securities.

• 8 partic. In securities issues and provn. Of services related to issues.

• 9 advice to undertakings on capital structure, industrial strategy
and
related questions and advice and services relating to mergers and
the purchase 0f undertakings.

• 10 money broking.

• 11 portfolio management and advice.

• 12 safekeeping and administration 0f securities

• 13 credit reference services.

• 14 safe custody services.

Sorry Pepocha, but I don't see the point! Is this for an exam?

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Originally Posted by gentle

Sorry Pepocha, but I don't see the point! Is this for an exam?

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Thanks, I think I have got it sorted now, I was kind of desperate when I posted it as I could not shed any light, it is one of the texts of one of my assignments "General Business", as I am studying a Diploma in Translation, (online university).

I have now identified as lexical difficulties the use of neologisms, lexical collocations and polisemia, and I am just hoping I will get it right.

Regards

Pepocha

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