Examples of 'obligors' in a sentence

Meaning of "obligors"

Obligors: It refers to individuals or entities who have an obligation or duty to fulfill a particular task, agreement, or duty. In legal contexts, it often specifically denotes parties who are bound by a contract or legal agreement to fulfill certain obligations or duties
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The obligors are defined in the following excerpt.
Complete rating histories on obligors and recognised guarantors.
Obligors are rated through an internal rating methodology system.
The number of obligors shall be reported.
He may renounce it in favor of one or all of the obligors.
The other obligors are only considered sureties.
Counterparties are a subset of obligors.
Obligors must provide the information requested in complete form.
The credit risk may be that of our customers or their obligors.
When several obligors are bound by the same obligation towards an obligee.
We do not necessarily have exposure to the obligors referenced by the index.
High risk obligors and problem exposures shall be subject to more frequent review.
Credit assessment of obligors.
The majority of our obligors are not rated by an external rating agency.
Country concentration risk is the sum of all exposures to obligors in the country concerned.

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The other obligors will be discharged only for the amount of that released part.
It differs from the highest rated obligors only in small degrees.
All obligors will remain jointly and severally bound for the reduced total amount.
Number of obligors.
For certain Obligors the haircut percentage is different.
They are standardised contracts and reference a fixed number of obligors with shared characteristics.
This creates problems for obligors who receive their paychecks every two weeks.
A CCP should carefully consider its multiple relationships with institutions in evaluating its exposure to obligors.
Other circumstances can also discard the presumption that plural obligors are jointly and severally bound.
The identity of obligors and exposures that defaulted ;.
Rights and obligations of third-party obligors.
It differs from the highest-rated obligors only to a small degree.
By which a guide is established to be adopted by non-financial obligors.
It differs from the highest-rated obligors only in small degree.
Law applicable to the rights and obligations of third-party obligors.
The dependence among obligors is based on a multi-factor asset return model.
Companies that issue bonds are perhaps the most well-known obligors.
In some cases, obligors parents may pay for these items directly.
Law applicable to the rights and obligations of third-party obligors and secured creditors.
The underlying obligors are not members of the same group as the protection provider ;.
The present chapter focuses instead on the rights and obligations of third-party obligors.
Whatever the decision, the other obligors will still be bound in the original terms.
See also Rights and obligations of third-party obligors.
The underlying obligors shall not be members of the same group as the protection provider;.
The rights and obligations of third-party obligors are discussed in detail in chapter IX.
A SIPS operator shall define the criteria for high-quality obligors.
Investment grade exposure represents obligors with credit ratings of BBB - and above.
This new risk rating system utilizes a 20 point rating scale to differentiate the PD of obligors.
The rights and obligations of third-party obligors are discussed in detail in chapter VII.
Chapter IX Rights and obligations of third-party obligors.
VII . Rights and obligations of third-party obligors in intellectual property financing transactions.
Rights and obligations of the parties and third-party obligors Section I.
Joint and several obligors A and B have purchased a know-how licence together.
Please read NOTICE for Child Support & Alimony on private payments from obligors.
Who are the obligors under the plan?

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