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In the proper sense of the term, it is the obligation incumbent on a person either to ensure for another the enjoyment of a thing or a right, or to protect him against damage to which he is exposed, or to compensate it when it has actually suffered the damage; liability incumbent on one of the contracting parties.
In finance, a guarantee, collateral or security, and a promise of guarantee, used to cover the credit risk during financial transactions in the event that the beneficiary of the latter cannot meet his payment obligations.
Financial guarantee is a form of financial protection offered by a company or institution to cover possible financial losses for the customer or users in cases such as insolvency or bankruptcy. This can be a bank guarantee, warranty insurance, delivery guarantee or quality guarantee for purchased goods and services. Financial security can help protect consumers and investors against financial risk.
The financial guarantee is a type of guarantee that provides reimbursement or financial compensation in the event of non-compliance with contractual obligations or non-delivery of the service promised in the context of a commercial transaction. This can include guarantees for online purchases, security deposits for real estate rentals, guarantees for construction projects, etc. The financial guarantee aims to protect the financial interests of the parties involved in the transaction.
An example of a financial guarantee is a bank guarantee, which is a promise by a financial institution to cover the financial obligations of a company in the event of its default. Another form of financial guarantee is credit insurance, which guarantees the payment of a company’s invoices in the event of its default. Companies may also offer money-back or satisfaction guarantees, which guarantee the customer a refund or exchange in the event of dissatisfaction with a product or service.
Individual guarantees
Portfolio guarantees
Fundraising guarantee
Capital guarantee
Market guarantee