Corporate Equity - The net assets of a company after paying all creditors, including debenture and preference shareholders. This is the net amount available for ordinary shareholders. This is the net amount available for ordinary shareholders.Corporate Equity = Patrimonio Liquido- Corporate Name - Razao Social- Correspondent Bank - Banco correspondente no exterior- Cost-benefit Analysis - the quantification of the total social costs and benefits of a policy or a project, usually in money terms. The costs and benefits concerned include not only direct pecuniary costs and benefits, but also externalities, meaning external effects not traded in markets. These include external costs, for example pollution, noise, and disturbance to wildlife, and external benefits such as reductions in travelling time or traffic accidents. Cost-benefit analysis is often used to compare alternative proposals. If the total social benefits of an activity exceed total social costs this can justify subsidizing projects which are not privately profitable. If the total social costs exceed total social benefits this can justify preventing projects even when thse would be privately profitable.Cost-benefit analysis e a analise custo x beneficio que normalmente e feita para avaliar se um projeto e viavel, sob todos os aspectos, considerando inclusive aqueles fatores subjetivos, de dificil mensuracao.- Cost Center - A section of a firm or of an organization that adds to the costs and doesn't generate profits directly, but contributes to the revenues indirectly. Examples include reserach and development, customer service and marketing divisions.Cost Center = Centro de Custos- Counter-party - The other party in any transaction. For an exporter, the counter-party is the foreign customer; for a lender, the counter-party is the borrower. In any transaction, conter-party risk is the risk that the other parties may fail tu fulfil their side of any contract or informal bargain. In many markets, market-makers can reduce counter-party risks for both sides by substituting themselves as the counter-party for both outside buyers and sellers. Outsiders are left dealing with 'the market' and do not have to worry about the solvency or honesty of a particular trading partner.Counter-party e a outra parte em uma transacao. Para um exportador, o importador e a outra parte. Em qualquer transacao, existe o risco da outra parte nao cumprir as clausulas contratuais. Para minimizar este risco, surgiu a figura do "market-maker", intermediario na transacao que minimiza o risco da operacao, garantindo a ambas as partes os seus direitos.- Currency - Another name for money.Currency = Dinheiro- Current Assets - Assets turned over frequantly in the course of business. These include cash, debtors and stocks. Current assets are contrasted with fixed assets, which last some years and are depreciated.Current Assets = Ativo CirculanteFixed Assets = Ativo Permanente- Current Liabilities - Debts due to creditors which are payable within the next 12 months. These have to be shown separately in balance sheets from long-term liabilities.Current Liabilities = Passivo CirculanteLong-term Liabilities = Exigivel a longo prazo- Customs Broker - Despachante aduaneiro