A guarantee is issued by a guarantor - subject to URDG 758
The guarantee is sent via MT 760 to the advising bank.
Advising bank refuses to advise to beneficiary.
Is the guarantee still valid? Or is it null and void?
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Guarantee not advised
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Hi Pal,
art 4 is clear :a guarantee is issued when it leaves the control of the guarantor.
If the beneficiary has not been informed about thiis guarantee, IMHO, the guarantee is not valid as the guarantor has not lost he control over it.
Frankly I dont understand the advising bank, but there are a lot of difficulties in respecting embargoes, KYC AML CT rules and
the bank risk.
Other comments appreciated
Ciao
art 4 is clear :a guarantee is issued when it leaves the control of the guarantor.
If the beneficiary has not been informed about thiis guarantee, IMHO, the guarantee is not valid as the guarantor has not lost he control over it.
Frankly I dont understand the advising bank, but there are a lot of difficulties in respecting embargoes, KYC AML CT rules and
the bank risk.
Other comments appreciated
Ciao
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Valid
Guarantee will be valid because the moment guarantor transmits MT 760, guarantee leaves the control of the guarantor and it is issued. Further, URDG 754, point 4c states that- The beneficiary may present a demand from the time of issue of the guarantee or such later time or event as the guarantee provides, therefore, there is no question of guarantee is null and void.
Regards,
Isaac Tudu
Regards,
Isaac Tudu