Gérés

Gérés is a French word that translates to "managed" or "handled" in English. It is the past participle of the verb "gérer," which means to manage, to administer, or to run. The word "gérés" is used in various contexts to describe something that has been brought under control, organized, or directed.

In business and finance, "gérés" can refer to assets, portfolios, or companies that are under active management. For example, an investment fund might be described as "fonds gérés par des professionnels" (funds managed by professionals). This implies that there are individuals or entities responsible for making decisions regarding the investments within that fund.

The term can also be applied to projects, events, or even personal affairs. If a situation is described as "bien gérés" (well managed), it suggests that it has been executed efficiently and effectively. Conversely, "mal gérés" (poorly managed) indicates a lack of organization or competence.

In a broader sense, "gérés" can describe the state of being taken care of or overseen. A community service might be responsible for the "espaces verts gérés par la municipalité" (green spaces managed by the municipality). The word emphasizes the active role of an agent in directing or controlling the subject.