Joint Guarantee Agreement Template for Hong Kong

1. Security Provisions: Required when guarantors provide additional security for their obligations

2. Subordination: Needed when there are multiple creditors or inter-creditor arrangements

3. Interest Provisions: Detailed interest terms when specific interest arrangements apply

4. Set-off Rights: Specific set-off provisions when parties have multiple relationships

5. Assignment and Transfer: Required when transfer rights need to be specifically addressed

6. Information Covenants: When ongoing information requirements are imposed on guarantors

7. Tax Gross-up: Required when tax implications need specific addressing

8. Currency Indemnity: Needed for cross-border transactions with currency exposure

1. Schedule 1 - Guaranteed Obligations: Detailed description of the obligations being guaranteed

2. Schedule 2 - Guarantor Information: Detailed information about each guarantor including addresses and notice details

3. Schedule 3 - Principal Agreement: Copy or key terms of the underlying agreement being guaranteed

4. Schedule 4 - Guarantee Limit: If applicable, specific limits on guarantee amounts for each guarantor

5. Schedule 5 - Security Details: If applicable, details of any security provided by guarantors

6. Appendix A - Form of Demand: Standard form for making demands under the guarantee

7. Appendix B - Compliance Certificates: Standard forms for any required compliance certificates