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The most common criterion is that the customer must have a good credit history with the bank. Other criteria may include the customer having a certain amount of money in their account or having a certain type of account with the bank.

To request a guarantee, the account holder contacts the bank and fills out an application that identifies the amount of and reasons for the guarantee. Typical applications stipulate a specific period of time for which the guarantee should be valid, any special conditions for payment and details about the beneficiary.

BG is shown as contingent liability in the notes of account in balance sheet. MARGIN MONEY & BANK CHARGES: Bank Guarantees are issued against some margin money or at 100% margin which is keep in the form of FDR.

To cancel your Bank Guarantee, one of the following needs to occur: You or the Favouree returns the original Bank Guarantee. The Favouree provides a Letter of Cancellation or a Cancellation Form (Favouree use) The expiry date of the Bank Guaranteeis reached, so no further action is required by you or the Favouree.

Bank Guarantee Financial Bank GuaranteeAmount of BGCharges/CommissionUp to Rs.5 Cr0.50 % per quarter minimum 750/-Above Rs.5 CrAAA-0.20 % per quarterAA- 0.25 % per quarter9 more rows

An Applicant would approach their bank (Bank A) to issue a BG in favor of the Beneficiary. The Beneficiary may say I don't trust the Issuing Bank (credit and/or country risk considerations) and may then ask for the BG to be issued by a bank they are comfortable with (Bank H). That is where a 'confirmation' comes in.

The guarantee is issued upon receipt of a request from 'applicant' for some purpose/transaction in favour of a 'Beneficiary'. The 'issuing bank' will pay the guarantee amount to the 'beneficiary' of the guarantee upon receipt of the 'claim' from the beneficiary. This results in 'invocation' of the Guarantee.

You can lock in the exchange rate for up to two years, and any upturns or downturns in the market won't affect the rate that you'll receive. As such, you'll know exactly much money you'll pay when making overseas payments.