performance bond
surety bond given by one party to another, protecting the second party against loss in the event the terms of a contract are not fulfilled. The surety company is primarily liable with the principal (the contractor) for nonperformance.
Performance Bond
A form of guarantee or bond from an insurance company, given by the seller in a contract, that in the event of the terms of the contract not...(Read more)
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Performance bond:
A bond provided by the bank or the insurer of a supplier to assure the buyer that the supplier will perform as agreed, i.e. fulfil his obligations within the terms and conditions agreed upon in the contract.
Performance Bond.
Security deposit, such as a bank guarantee or a letter of credit opened by the supplier, that guarantees compliance on the part of the supplier with the terms of the sale contract.
Performance bond
A surety bond between two parties, insuring one party against loss if the terms of a contract are not fulfilled.
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Performance Bond. A contract of guaranty by a successful bidder to protect the buyer from loss due to the bidder's inability to complete the contract as agreed.
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A type of insurance purchased by a builder that protects both the bank and the owner by providing that the insurance company will be responsible for completing construction if the contractor fails to do so.
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Performance Bonds
What is often required upon entry into a futures contract giving the parties to a contract a higher level of assurance that the terms of the contract will eventually be honoured.
Performance Bonds: Guarantees purchased by the project developer issued by commercial banks or insurance companies to guarantee full and successful implementation of a contract according to prespecified performance guidelines.
Performance Bond - See SPAN� and Margin Requirement.
Period Certain - Refers to an annuity which guarantees a minimum number of periodic payments.
Performance Bond
A guaranty bond executed by the contractor to protect the owner against the contractor's failure to perform according to the terms of the contract. It is usually combined with a labor and material payment bond.
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Performance Bond
A guarantee (often in the form of a standby LC) typically extended by an FI in relation to an engineering contract, where the FI guarantees the performance of a contractor in completing (some portion of) a large project.
Performance Bond
A bond issued to one party of a contract as a guarantee against the failure of the other party to meet obligations specified in the contract.
A performance bond paid upon purchase of a futures contract that protects the exchange clearinghouse from loss.
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Margin requirement A performance bond paid upon purchase of a futures contract that protects the exchange clearinghouse from loss.
performance bond A bond issued by an insurance firm to guarantee satisfactory completion of a project by a contractor.
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Definition: [crh] A performance bond paid upon purchase of a futures contract that protects the exchange Definition: ringhouse"clearinghouse from loss.
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In futures trading, one speaks of the leverage afforded by margin deposits-often representing only 5 to 10 percent of the market value of the futures contract-made as performance bonds.
money into an account by a buyer to show that he or she has the intention of completing the deal. In most cases, the deposit amount will be a percent of the amount owed.
The money in an account can also be known as "margin" or a "performance bond", ...
by an individual or corporation to another individual or corporation to pay damages or to indemnify against losses caused by a third party through non performance of a contract or other duties or by defalcation. (e.g. , a builder's performance bond ...
thestreetratings.com there is not default risk from the counterparty since participants must post a performance bond. Default risk from the exchange itself remains, however. (See also 'Forward Contract.') ...
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Security Exchange and Commission (SEC) statement preparation cost
settlement costs for threatened lawsuit
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the cash or property given to assure performance (i.e., contractor depositing a performance bond on a construction project to be completed by a specified date). Or 3. type of insurance compensating employer for employee dishonesty.
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