1. Security Provisions: Required when specific assets are pledged as additional security for the guarantee

2. Multiple Guarantors: Required when there are multiple guarantors, defining joint and several liability

3. Currency Provisions: Needed for cross-border transactions involving multiple currencies

4. Tax Provisions: Required when tax implications need specific addressing, particularly in cross-border situations

5. Assignment and Transfer: Needed when rights under the guarantee may need to be assigned or transferred

6. Step-In Rights: Required when the guarantor needs rights to step into the debtor's position

7. Limitation of Liability: Optional caps or limitations on the guarantor's liability, if agreed

1. Payment Schedule: Detailed schedule of guaranteed payments, including amounts and due dates

2. Guarantor Information: Detailed information about the guarantor(s), including financial statements or asset declarations

3. Form of Demand: Standard form for making demands under the guarantee

4. Security Documents: List and copies of related security documents, if applicable

5. Underlying Agreement: Copy or key terms of the underlying agreement giving rise to the guaranteed obligations

6. Conditions Precedent: List of conditions that must be satisfied before the guarantee becomes effective