1. Counter-Indemnity: Used when the principal provides indemnity to the guarantor - typically included for bank guarantees

2. Performance Metrics: Required when specific performance standards or metrics need to be met - typically included in performance guarantees

3. Security Provisions: Included when the guarantee is secured against specific assets

4. Step-In Rights: Used in performance guarantees where the guarantor may need to take over performance of obligations

5. Assignment and Transfer: Required when the guarantee needs to be transferable or assignable

6. Multiple Guarantors: Included when there are multiple guarantors, defining their joint and several liability

7. Demand Restrictions: Used when there are specific restrictions on when or how demands can be made

8. Reduction Mechanisms: Included when the guarantee amount can be reduced over time or upon certain events

1. Form of Demand: Template for making a valid demand under the guarantee

2. Guaranteed Obligations: Detailed description of the obligations being guaranteed

3. Performance Standards: Specific metrics or standards that must be met (for performance guarantees)

4. Security Details: Details of any security provided in support of the guarantee

5. Fee Schedule: Details of any fees, charges, and commission payable

6. Underlying Contract Extract: Relevant excerpts from the underlying contract being guaranteed

7. Authority and Capacity Evidence: Required documentation proving authority to enter into the guarantee