You will be told that buying or leasing a bank guarantee or standby letter of credit is possible and normal - this is untrue.
A bank guarantee is issued by the issuing bank on behalf of their customer in favour of a beneficiary that the applicant has a business relationship with and the purpose of the guarantee is SPECIFIC to those parties and that transaction. It is not usually transferrable and to be claimable there is normally a requirement to state the event of default.
The only exception to this is where a bill of exchange has been guaranteed by a bank through their aval endorsement - the holder of the bill through endorsement has the ability to sell this instrument through the secondary market at a discounted value based on the tenor.
Please do not be suckered into some fraudulent scheme - if you are tempted to do this, check out the guarantee intrument with your bank to ensure that it is valid and get a proper legal opion on it's enforceability in the country of issuance.
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