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Bank guarantee run-off: the work is done, the bond stands in full

Type each guarantee with its value, issue month and run off rule. The outstanding total is summed month by month, and on the worked programme it first fits in month 5.

Live result

The total first sits below the headroom you typed in month 5.
  • Headroom typed50 value units
  • Total that month40 value units
The largest contributor there is Advance.
The total first sits below the headroom you typed in month 5.The largest contributor there is Advance.

Outstanding total month by month

Live chart
Outstanding instrument total against available headroomThe outstanding total is checked from month 0 through month 10. It first sits strictly below headroom 50 in month 5, at total 40. Advance is the largest contributor there.04590Outstanding value03710Programme monthOutstanding totalAvailable headroomFirst below · 5Outstanding total · 40

Try a programme

10% per month
0%5%10%15%20%

This is the one dominant control. It moves only the progress linked rules. Fixed release months stay as typed.

Edit the programme and instruments

Instrument 1

Reduction rule

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At least 1 instrument is required.

The tracked answer

Reading
First month strictly below
Month
5
Largest contributor at the answer month
Advance
Outstanding total at the answer
40

Equality is not below. A month qualifies only when the total is strictly less than the headroom typed.

The boundary where this stopsIt replays the reduction rules typed by the visitor and does not read an instrument, promise release, or represent facility availability.

Contributions at the answer month

Month 5
Advance
40
InstrumentOutstanding value
Advance40

Certified progress each month

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%
%
%

It does not check the values in between.

How the answer sits across the values sampledA rail of the 21 values sampled, from 0 % to 20 % in steps of 1 %. Across the values sampled, the first month below headroom and the largest contributor there stays month 5, Advance from 9 % to 10 %. The nearest value where it changes is 11 %, where it becomes month 4, Advance.first change8 %first change11 %10 %on the page

Across the values sampled, the first month below headroom and the largest contributor there stays month 5, Advance from 9 % to 10 %. The nearest value where it changes is 11 %, where it becomes month 4, Advance.

Across the values sampled, the first month below headroom and the largest contributor there stays month 5, Advance from 9 % to 10 %. The nearest value where it changes is 11 %, where it becomes month 4, Advance.
The answermonth 5, Advance
Values sampled0 % to 20 %, 21 values, step 1 %
Holds from9 %
Holds to10 %
Nearest value that changes it11 %
The answer theremonth 4, Advance

What an unchanged region does and does not prove is set out in a short lesson.

The sweep samples only the values you entered. Between samples the answer is not checked, so read the boundary as observed, not proven.

Here is the maths

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The formula, in words

Before issue, an instrument contributes 0. A fixed rule contributes face value until its release month. A progress rule falls linearly between the start and zero fractions. A stepped rule uses the remaining fraction on the last certified threshold reached. Add every contribution for each whole month, then take the first total strictly below headroom.
Tm=∑iViri,mT_m=\sum_i V_i r_{i,m}Tm​=i∑​Vi​ri,m​
where TmT_mTm​ is the outstanding total in month mmm, iii each instrument, ViV_iVi​ its face value, and ri,mr_{i,m}ri,m​ its remaining fraction.
m∗=min⁡{m:Tm<H}m_* = \min\{m:T_m<H\}m∗​=min{m:Tm​<H}
where m∗m_*m∗​ is the first qualifying month and HHH headroom.

A worked example

  1. One advance instrument has face value 100, starts in month 0 and falls linearly from 0 to 100% certified progress. The monthly rate is 10% and headroom is 50.
  2. The totals in months 0 through 4 are 90, 80, 70, 60 and 50. Month 4 is equal to headroom, so it does not qualify.
  3. Month 5 has 60% certified progress and 40% remaining, so the outstanding total is 40. The answer is month 5 and Advance is the largest contributor.

What this does not model

Every reduction rule, issue month, release month, threshold and value is typed. No rule is inferred from an instrument name.

The replay does not read an instrument, test its wording, predict certification or represent bank facility availability.

A month returned by this arithmetic is not a promise that an instrument will be reduced or released then.

What the sweep holds fixed

Only certified progress per month moves from 0 through 20%. Programme length, issue months, face values, reduction rules, milestones and headroom stay fixed. A fixed release date does not move.

Source anchors

Published World Bank procurement material describes instruments that remain valid until repayment and can reduce as repayment is made. This page does not reproduce a form or assume its wording applies to a typed instrument.

  • World Bank Procurement Framework
  • World Bank standard design, build and operate procurement document

The reduction rules on screen come only from the values typed here.

The whole record prints. Your browser can save it as a PDF instead of printing it.

A request to interpret an instrument or promise its release is refused. These totals describe only the typed rules and values, and they do not establish what a bank, issuer, beneficiary or certifier will do.

Related

  • Cost of payment terms: a share of the unit priceWhat 30/70 with an LC at 90 days is actually worth, expressed as a percentage of unit price.
  • Documentary credit deadlines: four clocks, and one of them is yoursType the dates and four clocks come apart: the period you have to present in, the day the credit expires, the five banking days a bank may take to decide, and the day the money falls due. The five days are the outer limit of a decision. Most diaries have them down as the day of payment.

Outstanding bond record

Bank guarantee run-off: the work is done, the bond stands in full

Accepted programme

Programme length
10
Available headroom
50
Certified progress each month
10 %
Instrument
Advance, 100

Results

First month strictly below
5
Largest contributor
Advance
Outstanding total
40
Instrument Advance
40

Record fields

Calculation version
1.0.0
Boundary
It replays the reduction rules typed by the visitor and does not read an instrument, promise release, or represent facility availability.
Permanent refusal
A request to interpret an instrument or promise its release is refused. These totals describe only the typed rules and values, and they do not establish what a bank, issuer, beneficiary or certifier will do.
Source anchors
World Bank Procurement Framework, World Bank standard design, build and operate procurement document

A request to interpret an instrument or promise its release is refused. These totals describe only the typed rules and values, and they do not establish what a bank, issuer, beneficiary or certifier will do.

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