Sentence examples for third party guaranteeing from inspiring English sources

Moore's bill would allow a company like Caterpillar to trade derivatives with its offshore affiliates -- firms that it owns in other countries -- without posting money to a third party guaranteeing that it can make the trade.

Auction houses cleaned up their act after a price-fixing scandal in the 1990s but some still engage in questionable practices, such as "irrevocable" bids, whereby third parties guarantee a sale price and take a cut if it is exceeded, but do not have to disclose if they themselves bid the price up.Given the opacity of the business, allegations of shenanigans can be hard to verify.

But in a stroke of commercial genius, Christie's had secured a "third party guarantee".

A full "third party guarantee" had been negotiated by Christie's that duly warned prospective bidders, as the law requires.

Meanwhile, if a third party guarantees a work and it sells to a different bidder, the guarantor may get a share of the upside.

And in a crisis like the current one, there is no third-party guaranteeing that it will pay for the reclamation.

Wallace ran for president as a third party candidate, guaranteeing that he'd be marginalized.

Brant had not surrendered out of the goodness of his heart: Gouzer had secured for him a third-party guarantee.

Profits From Risk When you talk to dealers about what most needs policing in the art market, many mention third-party guarantees.

Several other works in Christie's auction Tuesday were covered by full third-party guarantees, betraying the auction house management's private jitters about their own ambitions.

However, with the exception of the Picasso, this was an ordinary third-party guarantee in which the auction house and the third party jointly shoulder the guarantee according to proportions contractually stipulated but not publicly released.