Definition of depositor in English:

depositor

noun dɪˈpɒzɪtədəˈpɑzədər

A person who keeps money in a bank or building society account.
（银行或建房互助协会的）存款人
Example sentencesExamples
- Lack of trust may cause depositors to withdraw their money.
- People's savings deposits at Resona have been guaranteed by the government, and there has been no rush by depositors for their money.
- All the same, depositors slept well at night, with little regard for the type of venture their money was financing.
- The depositors or noteholders are simply lending money to the banks, which in turn act as their agents to channel the money to business firms.
- An amount standing to the credit of a joint account constitutes a debt which is owed by the bank to the depositors jointly and severally.
- The bank has asked depositors to withdraw the money or invest it in alternative investment schemes that the bank is suggesting to them.
- The Uniform Commercial Codes lay down how much responsibility banks have to their depositors.
- The Central Bank, as the regulator, focuses primarily on the stability of banks in order to protect depositors and investors.
- A huge amount of additional funds were also disbursed by the government to the bank to repay depositors amid massive runs.
- In many countries, depositors may choose which national money will be the denomination of their deposit account.
- This subject is a call to review the impact of bank closures suffered by depositors in the last couple of years.
- But these small depositors were contributing to a pool which could be used to fund much larger schemes while maximising returns.
- He maintained a near total freeze on bank withdrawals to prevent a run on the banks by depositors.
- The names of the depositors never appeared on bank records.
- Or, said another way, does the depositor maintain a financial asset that functions as money, securing purchasing power?
- If we're not accepted, the worse that can happen is that we remain depositors, simple depositors, customers of the bank.
- As mutual societies, they had to pass on the benefits of this investment, and other profitable activities, to their members, the depositors.
- During the bank panic of 1933, he actually invited his depositors to withdraw their money.
- Other officeholders came to the defense of depositors who lost money in the failed bank.
- If a depositor owes money to the bank or building society, this will be deducted from any deposits held before compensation is calculated.

Definition of depositor in US English:

depositor

noundəˈpɑzədərdəˈpäzədər

A person who keeps money in a bank account.
（银行或建房互助协会的）存款人
Example sentencesExamples
- He maintained a near total freeze on bank withdrawals to prevent a run on the banks by depositors.
- The bank has asked depositors to withdraw the money or invest it in alternative investment schemes that the bank is suggesting to them.
- During the bank panic of 1933, he actually invited his depositors to withdraw their money.
- The names of the depositors never appeared on bank records.
- The depositors or noteholders are simply lending money to the banks, which in turn act as their agents to channel the money to business firms.
- Other officeholders came to the defense of depositors who lost money in the failed bank.
- If we're not accepted, the worse that can happen is that we remain depositors, simple depositors, customers of the bank.
- This subject is a call to review the impact of bank closures suffered by depositors in the last couple of years.
- A huge amount of additional funds were also disbursed by the government to the bank to repay depositors amid massive runs.
- People's savings deposits at Resona have been guaranteed by the government, and there has been no rush by depositors for their money.
- But these small depositors were contributing to a pool which could be used to fund much larger schemes while maximising returns.
- Or, said another way, does the depositor maintain a financial asset that functions as money, securing purchasing power?
- Lack of trust may cause depositors to withdraw their money.
- The Central Bank, as the regulator, focuses primarily on the stability of banks in order to protect depositors and investors.
- As mutual societies, they had to pass on the benefits of this investment, and other profitable activities, to their members, the depositors.
- The Uniform Commercial Codes lay down how much responsibility banks have to their depositors.
- If a depositor owes money to the bank or building society, this will be deducted from any deposits held before compensation is calculated.
- An amount standing to the credit of a joint account constitutes a debt which is owed by the bank to the depositors jointly and severally.
- In many countries, depositors may choose which national money will be the denomination of their deposit account.
- All the same, depositors slept well at night, with little regard for the type of venture their money was financing.

词汇	depositor
释义	Definition of depositor in English: depositor noun dɪˈpɒzɪtədəˈpɑzədər A person who keeps money in a bank or building society account. （银行或建房互助协会的）存款人 Example sentencesExamples Lack of trust may cause depositors to withdraw their money. People's savings deposits at Resona have been guaranteed by the government, and there has been no rush by depositors for their money. All the same, depositors slept well at night, with little regard for the type of venture their money was financing. The depositors or noteholders are simply lending money to the banks, which in turn act as their agents to channel the money to business firms. An amount standing to the credit of a joint account constitutes a debt which is owed by the bank to the depositors jointly and severally. The bank has asked depositors to withdraw the money or invest it in alternative investment schemes that the bank is suggesting to them. The Uniform Commercial Codes lay down how much responsibility banks have to their depositors. The Central Bank, as the regulator, focuses primarily on the stability of banks in order to protect depositors and investors. A huge amount of additional funds were also disbursed by the government to the bank to repay depositors amid massive runs. In many countries, depositors may choose which national money will be the denomination of their deposit account. This subject is a call to review the impact of bank closures suffered by depositors in the last couple of years. But these small depositors were contributing to a pool which could be used to fund much larger schemes while maximising returns. He maintained a near total freeze on bank withdrawals to prevent a run on the banks by depositors. The names of the depositors never appeared on bank records. Or, said another way, does the depositor maintain a financial asset that functions as money, securing purchasing power? If we're not accepted, the worse that can happen is that we remain depositors, simple depositors, customers of the bank. As mutual societies, they had to pass on the benefits of this investment, and other profitable activities, to their members, the depositors. During the bank panic of 1933, he actually invited his depositors to withdraw their money. Other officeholders came to the defense of depositors who lost money in the failed bank. If a depositor owes money to the bank or building society, this will be deducted from any deposits held before compensation is calculated. Definition of depositor in US English: depositor noundəˈpɑzədərdəˈpäzədər A person who keeps money in a bank account. （银行或建房互助协会的）存款人 Example sentencesExamples He maintained a near total freeze on bank withdrawals to prevent a run on the banks by depositors. The bank has asked depositors to withdraw the money or invest it in alternative investment schemes that the bank is suggesting to them. During the bank panic of 1933, he actually invited his depositors to withdraw their money. The names of the depositors never appeared on bank records. The depositors or noteholders are simply lending money to the banks, which in turn act as their agents to channel the money to business firms. Other officeholders came to the defense of depositors who lost money in the failed bank. If we're not accepted, the worse that can happen is that we remain depositors, simple depositors, customers of the bank. This subject is a call to review the impact of bank closures suffered by depositors in the last couple of years. A huge amount of additional funds were also disbursed by the government to the bank to repay depositors amid massive runs. People's savings deposits at Resona have been guaranteed by the government, and there has been no rush by depositors for their money. But these small depositors were contributing to a pool which could be used to fund much larger schemes while maximising returns. Or, said another way, does the depositor maintain a financial asset that functions as money, securing purchasing power? Lack of trust may cause depositors to withdraw their money. The Central Bank, as the regulator, focuses primarily on the stability of banks in order to protect depositors and investors. As mutual societies, they had to pass on the benefits of this investment, and other profitable activities, to their members, the depositors. The Uniform Commercial Codes lay down how much responsibility banks have to their depositors. If a depositor owes money to the bank or building society, this will be deducted from any deposits held before compensation is calculated. An amount standing to the credit of a joint account constitutes a debt which is owed by the bank to the depositors jointly and severally. In many countries, depositors may choose which national money will be the denomination of their deposit account. All the same, depositors slept well at night, with little regard for the type of venture their money was financing.
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