Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
Fianza Bancaria de Seriedad de Propuesta
English translation:
Bid Bond
Added to glossary by
llollypop
May 19, 2002 00:35
22 yrs ago
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Spanish term
Fianza Bancaria de Seriedad de Propuesta
Spanish to English
Bus/Financial
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Banking terms in Peru
Proposed translations
(English)
5 +3 | bid bond | Guiri |
4 +4 | bank guarantee on accepted tender | Maria Luisa Duarte |
4 | Formal offer/proposal bank guaranty or | Sery |
Proposed translations
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bid bond
Usual term in tender documents, usually followed by or converted into performance bond on adjudication.
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Comment: "Thank you very much. Yes indeed this is the term used. I just could not remember it, but recognized immediately upon your help."
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Formal offer/proposal bank guaranty or
Formal tender (si se trata de obras públicas) bank guaranty
Dic. Larousse Grolier, García-Pelayo y Gross
Dic. Terminológico E.L. Franquesa y E.L. Riera
Saludos, Sery
Dic. Larousse Grolier, García-Pelayo y Gross
Dic. Terminológico E.L. Franquesa y E.L. Riera
Saludos, Sery
Peer comment(s):
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Karina Pelech
: warranty or guarantee, Sery? ... :o)
35 mins
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Mine is guaranty, I don't know yours. Thank you.
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bank guarantee on accepted tender
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Note added at 2002-05-19 01:23:31 (GMT)
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The acceptance of this tender includes the acceptance of the following terms ... writing by us. Unless previously withdrawn our tender is open for acceptance within the period.
BANK GUARANTEES
for officially supported exports
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Bank guarantees are used to secure an obligor\'s payment to the creditor. They are written promises by the bank to satisfy the creditor in accordance with the terms of the guarantee in the event that the obligor fails to honor the specified obligations.
A direct bank guarantee by the export bank (i.e., one not guaranteed by another financial institution) is issued on the request of a principal for a guarantee from the export bank. The guarantee is a written promise made by the export bank in the letter of guarantee to satisfy the beneficiary on first request, without any need for court intervention, without protest and with recourse to the principal up to the sum specified if the principal fails to meet the specified obligation.
An indirect bank guarantee is issued where the beneficiary - a foreign importer, often a state organization - is located in a country whose statutes permit only a guarantee from a bank licensed locally. Upon written request by the exporter, the export bank applies for a guarantee from the foreign bank, provides the details for the guarantee to the beneficiary\'s bank, and secures it with its own counter-guarantee.
The CEB provides primarily non-payment guarantees, such as:
Bid Bonds
a guarantee that insures the obligation of a winning bidder to enter into a contract
The bidder, under the terms of the tender, deposits a bond - in the form of a bank guarantee to the benefit of the tender organizer - which provides for compensation to the organizer should the winning bidder fail to sign a contract or fail to honor the bid conditions when entering into the contract.
Performance Bond
insures the obligation of the bidder to duly perform the contact
With a performance bond, the bank can provide a guarantee during the term of the delivery or it can additionally cover the period of technical warranty of the goods supplied. It may be used to insure the supplier\'s compliance with the contract terms or simply to guarantee compliance with specific technical standards set out in the contract. Performance from this type of guarantee involves reimbursement to the importer of an agreed portion of the purchase price.
Advance Payment Guarantee
insures the obligation of the seller to return the advance payment in case of failure to supply the goods on time or in their entirety
The bank agrees to return all or part of an advance payment made to the exporter by the importer (a deposit of part of the purchase price provided prior to the signing of a contract) in the event that the exporter fails to honor the contract terms in their entirety or in part and the exporter does not itself return the advance. CEB agrees to return the deposit to the importer along with interest imputed for the period from the date of the advance to the date of return, if applicable. The guarantee agreement may contain a clause that reduces the advance proportionately as the contract is perfo
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Note added at 2002-05-19 01:23:31 (GMT)
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The acceptance of this tender includes the acceptance of the following terms ... writing by us. Unless previously withdrawn our tender is open for acceptance within the period.
BANK GUARANTEES
for officially supported exports
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Bank guarantees are used to secure an obligor\'s payment to the creditor. They are written promises by the bank to satisfy the creditor in accordance with the terms of the guarantee in the event that the obligor fails to honor the specified obligations.
A direct bank guarantee by the export bank (i.e., one not guaranteed by another financial institution) is issued on the request of a principal for a guarantee from the export bank. The guarantee is a written promise made by the export bank in the letter of guarantee to satisfy the beneficiary on first request, without any need for court intervention, without protest and with recourse to the principal up to the sum specified if the principal fails to meet the specified obligation.
An indirect bank guarantee is issued where the beneficiary - a foreign importer, often a state organization - is located in a country whose statutes permit only a guarantee from a bank licensed locally. Upon written request by the exporter, the export bank applies for a guarantee from the foreign bank, provides the details for the guarantee to the beneficiary\'s bank, and secures it with its own counter-guarantee.
The CEB provides primarily non-payment guarantees, such as:
Bid Bonds
a guarantee that insures the obligation of a winning bidder to enter into a contract
The bidder, under the terms of the tender, deposits a bond - in the form of a bank guarantee to the benefit of the tender organizer - which provides for compensation to the organizer should the winning bidder fail to sign a contract or fail to honor the bid conditions when entering into the contract.
Performance Bond
insures the obligation of the bidder to duly perform the contact
With a performance bond, the bank can provide a guarantee during the term of the delivery or it can additionally cover the period of technical warranty of the goods supplied. It may be used to insure the supplier\'s compliance with the contract terms or simply to guarantee compliance with specific technical standards set out in the contract. Performance from this type of guarantee involves reimbursement to the importer of an agreed portion of the purchase price.
Advance Payment Guarantee
insures the obligation of the seller to return the advance payment in case of failure to supply the goods on time or in their entirety
The bank agrees to return all or part of an advance payment made to the exporter by the importer (a deposit of part of the purchase price provided prior to the signing of a contract) in the event that the exporter fails to honor the contract terms in their entirety or in part and the exporter does not itself return the advance. CEB agrees to return the deposit to the importer along with interest imputed for the period from the date of the advance to the date of return, if applicable. The guarantee agreement may contain a clause that reduces the advance proportionately as the contract is perfo
Peer comment(s):
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Adam Deutsch
: i would say that "bid bond" is the term that applies here
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agree |
Yvette Arcelay (X)
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agree |
x-Translator (X)
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agree |
Stuart Allsop
: Four years later, I found the explanation that you posted very useful. Thank you!
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