Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

short-receive

English answer:

shortfall

Added to glossary by Robert Trzaska
Aug 5, 2007 19:22
17 yrs ago
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English term

short-receive

English Bus/Financial Transport / Transportation / Shipping
I have problems with understanding of the term in question. Here is the context: The XXXXXX shall transfer the sum of the claim admitted within XXXXXX days from the date of examination of validity of short-receive of currency earnings and receipt of conclusion of authorized authority of XXXXXX (name of the country). Is short-receive a misspelling? Any suggestions?

Discussion

Hakki Ucar Aug 7, 2007:
can it be short receipt ?

Responses

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shortfall

I would imagine a budgetary shortfall in (currency) earnings
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not received

I think it concerns lacking "currency earnings" which haven't been obtained.
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may be received soon

It follows from link below, as I undestood it.

http://www.secinfo.com/d14D5a.v3yHm.7.htm
1. The Trust recognizes that fails to receive (including partial fails) may occur from time to time with respect to one or more of the security issues in a basket of Deposit Securities settled through the Clearing Process. The Trust acknowledges and agrees that, whenever a fail to receive shall occur on a settlement date, Bank shall book to a single control account maintained for all funds for which Bank provides Index Receipt Agent services (the “Control Account”), the quantity of the security that it failed to receive (each such fail a “short receive position”) and the cash value of that short position that it receives from NSCC (and that NSCC, pursuant to its rules, marks to
Peer comment(s):

disagree Richard Benham : Your reference shows on the contrary that, in that context, the term is used to mean something that wasn't received when it should have been.
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I agree with you but it's not said exactly so. I suppose some slightly another meaning.
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