corporate debt
[/kɔrˈpɔrət dɛt/]
nounpl: corporate debts
dívida corporativa
1. Money owed by a corporation or company to creditors, including bonds, loans, and other financial obligations
The company's corporate debt increased significantly after the acquisition.
A dívida corporativa da empresa aumentou significativamente após a aquisição.
2. Borrowed funds used by a business for operations, expansion, or other purposes that must be repaid with interest
Investors are concerned about the rising corporate debt levels in the technology sector.
Os investidores estão preocupados com os níveis crescentes de dívida corporativa no setor de tecnologia.
3. Financial obligations of a corporation that appear on its balance sheet as liabilities
The bank assessed the company's corporate debt before approving the new credit line.
O banco avaliou a dívida corporativa da empresa antes de aprovar a nova linha de crédito.
Corporate debt is a critical measure of financial health in both American and Brazilian markets. In Brazil, discussions of corporate debt increased significantly during economic downturns, particularly in sectors like construction and retail. The debt-to-EBITDA ratio is commonly used by Brazilian financial analysts to assess corporate leverage, similar to practices in the United States.
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