A letter of guarantee is a document from a bank that guarantees a supplier that if a client fails to pay for goods and services provided, the bank will cover the cost.
For example, a Canadian construction company bids on a government infrastructure project that requires a letter of guarantee from the contractor's bank confirming it can fulfill a $500,000 performance bond — assuring the government client that the contractor can complete the work as promised.
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