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• Debt buyer — A debt buyer is a company, sometimes a collection agency or a private debt collection law firm, that purchases delinquent or charged off debts from a creditor for a fraction of the face value of the debt. The debt buyer can then collect on its… …   Wikipedia

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• collateralised debt obligations — (CDO) International Structured finance instruments (being debt securities (debt security) in the form of bonds or notes) which are divided into several classes or tranches of varying size, credit rating and priority ranking, issued by a special… …   Law dictionary