Guarantees
Bank warranty is one of the means of ensuring execution of liabilities, in which a Bank, other crediting institution or an insurance organization (guarantor) issues by the request of the debtor (principal) commitment letter to pay the lender (beneficiary) money upon presenting by him request about repayment.
Conditions for issuing bank warranty and their types:
Types of guarantees |
1. Tender warranty. |
Fee on issuing warranty |
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Uponpresentingrepaymentrequest |
0,2% from the warranty amount |
Fee on changing warranty’s conditions |
0,1 % from the warranty’s sum (min- 100 somoni, max- 400 somoni). |
Annulment of warranty upon expiration |
0,1 % from the warranty’s sum (min - 100 somoni, max - 400 somoni). |
Sending messages on issuance and approval of warranty on SWIFT |
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Documents, required for issuing warranty |
Letters from legal persons with compulsory indication of type, amount and term of warranty. |
Term of warranty |
To 1 year . |
List of required documents for presenting warranty to private entrepreneurs:
- Application for receiving bank warranty (completed at the Bank in an established form);
- Business plan;
- Copies of contracts and agreements with partners;
- Certificate about state registration in the capacity of an individual entrepreneur;
- Package of document of the offered security under bank warranty (technical passport of the object, certificate about legalization of property and other);
List of required documents for providing warranty for legal persons:
- Application for receiving bank warranty in an established form, stating content of the statement;
- Charter of the organization (notarized copy);
- Certificate on state registration of the organization in the capacity of legal person;
- Copy of flyer (maktubi akhboroti) from Tax agency by place of residence;
- Decision of the constituent assembly on the issue of bank warranty;
- Copies of orders on assigning heads of the enterprise;
- Licence on implementing entrepreneurship activity of economy sector;
- Copies of passports of the heads of the organization;
- Balance sheets for the last 3 years of the organization’s activity;
- Breakdown of debit and credit debts;
- Income and loss reports;
- Copies of contracts and agreements with partners;