'their debtor' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it in a sentence to refer to someone who owes money to another person or entity. For example: John was their debtor for many years, but eventually managed to pay off the loan in full.
The concept of samsara debt says those who die owing money will return in the next life as a servant to their debtor, or even their animal.
His hard words to cloak accommodation fooled no national leaders, but gave Russia and France cover to protect their interests after the U.S. deposes their debtor and customer in Baghdad.
The complaints from the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and their debtor allies are entirely self-serving.
If they didn't file for Chapter 11 now, their debtors could force them into involuntary bankruptcy.
The pain of this should be shared four ways: between the banks and their debtors, and between governments of both lending and borrowing countries.
Inflation reduces the future value of the money that their debtors — homeowners, car buyers, small businesses and the like — will repay them.
Such schemes violate the liability principle, one of the constituting principles of a market economy, which holds that it is the creditors' responsibility to choose their debtors.
Corporate bonds tend to be held by institutions like mutual funds, hedge funds and insurance companies that have the time and resources to monitor their debtors.
By next month (thanks to a lower base), prices may be rising again, year-on-year.Local governments meanwhile have been given leave from their debtors' prison.
When Rolling Jubilee has bought the debt they send notes to their debtors "telling them they're off the hook", Ross said.
It hopes to raise half that by selling state-owned assets as well as those taken over from banks and their debtors.
