CS Professional · Strategic Management and Corporate Finance · Raising of Funds - Non Fund Based
A bank guarantee that obliges the bank to pay the beneficiary immediately on first written demand, without the beneficiary having to prove the applicant's default, is known as a:
This is an unconditional guarantee. The bank must pay on the beneficiary's first written demand without examining whether the applicant actually defaulted, unlike a conditional guarantee where stated conditions must first be satisfied.
- AConditional guarantee
- BUnconditional guaranteeCorrect
- CDeferred payment guarantee
- DContinuing guarantee limited to one transaction
Explanation
In an unconditional (on-demand) guarantee the bank pays on demand without inquiry into default. A conditional guarantee requires the beneficiary to establish the specified conditions or default before payment.
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