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vested interest

/ˈvestɪd ˈɪntrəst/

Traducción: Interés personal o implicación en un asunto, especialmente cuando la persona puede obtener un beneficio financiero o de otro tipo del resultado.

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/ˈvestɪd ˈɪntrəst/C1formalbusiness
  • esInterés personal o implicación en un asunto, especialmente cuando la persona puede obtener un beneficio financiero o de otro tipo del resultado.

A personal stake or involvement in an undertaking, especially one where the person stands to gain financially or otherwise from the outcome.

  1. Personal stake or advantageB2formal

    A strong personal interest or stake in something because you expect to benefit from it.

    esinterés personal

    • The company has a vested interest in keeping its employees happy.
    • Politicians often have a vested interest in certain policies.
    • He has a vested interest in the success of the project because he invested money in it.
  2. Legal right or claimC1formal

    A right or claim that is already established and cannot be taken away.

    esDerecho adquirido

    • The employees have a vested interest in the pension fund.
    • Shareholders have a vested interest in the company's profits.
    • The law protects the vested interests of property owners.