n., pl., -ies.
- One entrusted with something for preservation or safekeeping.
- A depository.
depositary
| Dictionary: de·pos·i·tar·y |
(dĭ-pŏz'ĭ-tĕr'ē)
n., pl., -ies.
n., pl., -ies.
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| Banking Dictionary: Depositary |
An agent authorized to place funds or securities in safekeeping in a Depository institution.
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