CS Professional · Strategic Management and Corporate Finance · Raising of Funds - Non Fund Based
Which statement about a bank guarantee as a non-fund based facility is correct?
The bank's liability arises only if the guarantee is invoked on the applicant's default, and the bank charges a commission for issuing it. No cash is disbursed at issue, which is why it is called non-fund based.
- AThe bank disburses cash to the applicant when the guarantee is issued
- BThe bank's liability arises only if the guarantee is invoked on the applicant's default, though it charges a commission for issuing itCorrect
- CThe applicant pays no charge because no funds are lent
- DThe beneficiary must first obtain a court decree against the applicant before invoking it
Explanation
Non-fund based means no immediate outflow of funds by the bank; the bank earns a commission and pays only on invocation. Cash is not disbursed at issue, commission is charged, and an unconditional guarantee needs no prior decree.
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