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I'm trying to translate some text from English to Italian for a formal document. A friend of mine living in Italy (Rome) sent me this translation but I feel is not right. 

Bank Name:         Banca           
IBAN:              IBAN              
Swift Code:        Codice Swift/BIC        
Bank Address:      Indirizzo Agenzia      
Account Name:      Intestatario c/c           
Account Address:   Indirizzo                      
Reference:         Rif/Causale

I feel is a bit wrong. Googling Agenzia it seems to mean agency and I'm wondering why Account Address is translated simply as Indirizzo but Bank address Indirizzo Agenzia. Can someone who lives in Italy and knows this stuff help me with this?

Charo
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Anthony Hunt
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    As Dispaccio says, "Indirizzo Filiale" is the correct translation for Bank Address. The rest is ok. – algiogia Jan 14 '15 at 14:35
  • What does c/c stands for? Can anyone please explain? – Stupid Amigo May 03 '16 at 13:49
  • @StupidAmigo: Welcome to Italian.SE! Please use "Your Answer" box to write a real answer to the OP question. If you want to ask something, use "Ask Question". – Charo May 03 '16 at 14:21
  • @StupidAmigo in this contest c/c stands for "conto corrente" (see Josh61's answer) – edc65 May 08 '16 at 15:03

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I'd translate as follows:

  • Nome della Banca

  • IBAN (codice identificativo della banca e del cliente)

  • Codice SWIFT

  • Indirizzo della Banca (Sede, Filiale o Agenzia di pertinenza)

  • Intestazione del conto corrente

  • Indirizzo dell'intestatario del conto corrente

  • Riferimento/Causale.

Hope it helps!!

Charo
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You could translate "Bank Address" in a more pertinent "Indirizzo Filiale" but they are basically the same.

I agree with you regard "Account Address". I would translated it more as "Indirizzo Intestatario"

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