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Part 1. You are going to hear Isobel Mendelson talking about investments that she has made on the stock market and her reasons for doing so. Listen to Part 1 and complete the table.
Part 2. How does she check on her shares? ASSIGNMENT TO UNIT 2 1. Edit your character sketches of G.Winthrop, A. Falcon, G.Cagle and W.Rutherford. Add new information and new topic words. 2. Get ready to answer the questions in class, make a list of topic vocabulary for each question and use it in your speech:
3. Write a company profile for NASO and get ready for its brief oral presentation in class Name _______________________________________________ Central Headquarters Address ___________________________ Business activities ____________________________________ Business reputation ___________________________________ Established in ________________________________________ Executive Officers ____________________________________ Assets ______________________________________________ Capital _____________________________________________ 4. Get ready for a quiz on topic vocabulary to Unit 1 (revise tasks 7-10). 5. Translate into Russian and explain the meaning of the following expressions with the word market: stock market, bond market, securities market, commodities market, to crater the market. 6. Look these words up in the dictionary; get ready to explain their meaning in class; write out the sentences they are used in and translate them into Russian in writing: 1. (p.28) induce v 2. (p.28) recession n (business) , recess n, v 3. (p.28) tenet n 4. (p.31) insolvent adj 5. (p.40) transaction n 6. (p.40) (financial) commitment n 7. Distinguish between two opposite meanings of the words below; translate the sentences into Russian: a) two opposite meanings of the word arguable (arguably) (p.28) - That their decision was the best one is arguable. - He was the Fed chairman, arguably one of the most powerful people in the world. b) adverbs overly (p.4) and overtly (p.31) - As a rule, Winthrop didn’t become overly friendly with others at the firm. - But Smith didn’t overtly express his hatred. c) adjectives reactive – proactive (p.33) - It would be better to be reactive today rather than proactive. 8. Revise the abbreviations. Give the complete expression each abbreviation stands for: NASO(p.22), BOM (p. 23), SVP (p. 24), FOMC (p.27-28), GDP (p.34) 9. Find in the text English equivalents for the following words and word combinations. Recollect the context in which they are used.
10. Translate into Russian, paying special attention to the italicized words:
11. Write a comparative character sketch of either Carter Filipelli and Wendell Smith or Buford J.Warren and Bob Whitman. 12. Discussion points:
LISTENING: You will hear five extracts from a job interview. Decide which of the questions below are answered in each extract. Be careful – three of the questions are not answered! Extract 1: __________ Extract 2: __________ Extract 3: __________ Extract 4: __________ Extract 5: __________
Listen again and complete the following notes that the interviewer took Studied __________ at university. Previous experience: worked for ________ Productions. Learnt various aspects of the _______________________________ process. Current position: __________________________________ at Nomad Productions. Has worked for ____ years. Sometimes does the job of the _______________________________. Dislikes checking ______________________. Prefers co-ordinating a ________ and resolving _________________. ASSIGNMENT TO UNIT 3 1. Start writing out information on the three new characters: Phil Barksdale, Wallace Boreman and Turner Prescott. Explain how they are related to Andrew Falcon on the one side and to Granville Winthrop on the other. 2. Get ready to answer the questions in class, make a list of topic vocabulary for each question and use it in your speech:
3. Write a short company profile for Pen-Mar Chemicals (use the format on p.13) 4. Revise the topic vocabulary to Units 1-2 and fill in the gaps: 1. And those institutions weren't big players in the currency or derivative ______________s, the way NASO is. 2. NASO has the opportunity to become involved in a very nice _______________. 3. I figure we can do five or six billion in the ______________ subsidiary alone. 4. Let's say we committed four billion in bank debt, six billion in long-term ____________ bonds, and three billion in equity. 5. “What kind of transaction is it?” – “A leveraged _________.” 6. Carter Filipelli, is not keen on the idea of banks lending into highly ______________ed, risky transactions. 7. I would think this kind of ________________ would require board approval. 8. The stock market, the bond market, the currency markets. They'd all _________. 9. The Federal Reserve would step in. They would put in whatever money was necessary to keep the bank ___________. 10. Once we've won the _________, you can call any contacts you have. 11. The absolute power of the Fed chairman flew in the face of every __________of democracy. 12. Any President who dared to replace a sitting Fed chairman against his will risked the wrath of the investment bankers, who would _________the stock and bond markets. 13. Transtar Savings Bank in Boston declared itself___________. 14. Filipelli could ___________a recession, causing pain and suffering. 15. Parliament returns from its summer ______________ next week. 16. Investors feel the company is entering into too many risky ________________s. 17. He may have a large income, but he also has huge financial ____________s. 5. Find in the text English equivalents for the following words and word combinations and recollect the context in which they are used: 1) (p.42) часовой 2) (p.44) проницательный менеджер 3) (p.46) послушный, сговорчивый 4) (p.47) мусорные (бросовые) облигации 5) (p.50) сделать или сказать ч-л, опередив других 6) (p.54) необходимые денежные средства 7) (p.54) получать удовольствие 8) (p.55) регистрировать 6. Fill the gaps with the topic vocabulary from Task 5. 1. Very soon she would become the center of attention. It was a distinction she did not ________. 2. Boreman was regarded on Wall Street as a ___________ manager willing to take reasonable risks in the name of sizeable profits. 3. European leaders were more ________ to the idea. 4. First of all, we have a securities subsidiary that can underwrite _________ bonds. 5. They are paranoid that if word gets out about this deal, someone else like DuPont or Hoechst will _________ them. 6. Two or three more years, and she would have the financial _________ to begin her own practice. 7. Despite Prescott's extra duties, he still managed to originate more business than any other attorney and ________ed more than his share of courtroom time. 7. Explain the meaning of the following phrasal verbs: to head; to head for; to head off; to head up (p.43) 8. Translate into English: 1. Барксдейл был в двух шагах от кресла председателя совета директоров объединенной банковской группировки, когда его банк столкнулся с серьезными проблемами в Бразилии три года тому назад. 2. На Уолл-стрит Борман имел репутацию проницательного управляющего банком, готового пойти на разумный риск ради солидной прибыли. 3. – Вы хотите сказать, что у Национального Южного Банка появилась возможность принять участие в покупке контрольного пакета акций с использованием кредитов? В роли кого? - Финансового консультанта, организатора, кредитора, гаранта. В любой роли, какую мы захотим. 4. Борман хочет создать консультационную группу по слияниям и поглощениям в нашем банке. Он готов сделать вам предложение возглавить эту группу. 5. У Пенн-Мар около 400 миллионов размещенных акций по цене 30,5 долларов за штуку. Это означает, что совокупная рыночная стоимость их акционерного капитала превышает 12 миллиардов долларов. ASSIGNMENT TO UNIT 4 1. Get ready to answer the questions in class, make a list of topic vocabulary for each question and use it in your speech:
2. Find in the text the English equivalents for the word combinations given below and recollect the context in which they were used:
3. Find in the text the English equivalents for the following business terms:
4. Explain the meaning of the abbreviations CEO and COO (p.61). 5. a) Work on the word ‘bid’ and its derivatives. |
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