The phrase "guarantee company" is correct and usable in written English.
It typically refers to a company that provides warranties and financial protection for large purchases or contracts. For example, "The guarantee company provided our company with a five year warranty for our industrial machinery."
Panayi has sub-let the properties to Investing Solutions Limited (ISL), which describes itself as a rent guarantee company.
He served as Chief Counsel of the Title Guarantee Company, was a Partner at Marshall, Bratter, Greene, Allison & Tucker and later served as Special Counsel at Rosenman & Colin.
Four two-story Doric columns surround the entrance of the building and "Long Island Title Guarantee Company" is carved on a stone banner on the facade.
The Guardian Foundation is registered in England and Wales as a company limited by guarantee (company no. 8437335) and registered as a charity with the Charity Commission for England and Wales (registered charity no. 1153865).
One deal he's quite happy with concerns American Capital Access Holdings, LLC, a financial guarantee company based in New York City.
Bush's appearance at the APSCU convention was "presented" by USAFunds, a federal student loan guarantee company that has had a questionably cozy relationship with giant student lender Sallie Mae.
A key element of the bill are so-called contracts for difference that guarantee companies a certain price for power generated from favored sources like nuclear and renewables.
Under the program, a new government-owned entity would guarantee companies that produce power from nuclear or wind a certain price for the electricity they produce.
Many guarantee companies aren't officially registered.
Credit guarantee companies are the cleaned-up face of that shadowy capital market.
If the paperwork and records are improperly done, there's no guarantee companies will follow the rules.
