Obligor


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Obligor

A person who has an obligation to pay off a debt.

Obligor

The party to an agreement who owes an obligation to another party. An obligation is a requirement, especially a legal one. For example, an investor may have a legal obligation to disclose his/her investments to the SEC. In this circumstance, the obligor is the investor. See also: Obligee.

obligor

A party who owes an obligation.A borrower is an obligor.

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