creditor
IPA: krˈɛdʌtɝ
noun
- (finance) A person to whom a debt is owed.
- One who gives credence to something; a believer.
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Examples of "creditor" in Sentences
- The court opined in favor of the creditors.
- The debtor's wife held the creditor to ransom.
- Constant Energy is a creditor in the bankruptcy.
- It's not the liquidator who pursues the creditor.
- It is about the Structure of The Creditor Reference.
- The term creditor derives from the notion of credit.
- The proprietor is also treated as a creditor for the business.
- The remnants of Maserati was handled by the creditor, Credito Italiano.
- IOUs usually specify the debtor, the amount owed, and sometimes the creditor.
- As the assets are sold, the cash is applied first to the claims of creditors.
- KDB is also the main creditor of Kumho Asiana, which suffered a cash shortage after a heavily leveraged acquisition of Daewoo Engineering in late 2006.
- What isn't reflected on the balance sheet, Jim, and what doesn't apply to the case of an individual who owes a creditor is that the US gov't enjoys taxing authority.
- If that happens, even a secured creditor is likely not to get a full recovery, and will in any event likely to have to wait and endure the inefficiencies of bankruptcy.
- Some people will tell you that some public lands have already been conveyed to certain creditor nations or if not conveyed have been allowed to take control of such lands.
- No creditor is gonna want want a piece of your sweet assets these days unless you've got a nice fat down payment and a plunging debt-to-income ratio that reveals a nice plump credit score.
- In Portugal, austerity measures aimed at bringing down the country 's towering budget deficit are crucial to regain creditor confidence, Finance Minister Fernando Teixeira dos Santos said, while also acknowledging that they will slow down economic growth next year.
- LISBON — Austerity measures aimed at bringing down Portugal 's towering budget deficit are crucial to regain creditor confidence, Finance Minister Fernando Teixeira dos Santos said Saturday, while also acknowledging that they will slow down economic growth next year.
- It included the unprecedented step of a board voting to sell a club against the wishes of its shareholders (a move made possible, according to the High Cou rt, by an agreement reached between the club and its main creditor, the Royal Bank of Scotland, last April which gave the club chairman wide-ranging powers).
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