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In relation to guarantees, a ''downstream guarantee'' is one given by a parent company in relation to the obligations of one of its subsidiary companies. | |||
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A ''downstream loan'' is a loan made by a parent company to one of its subsidiary companies. | |||
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In the oil and gas industry the ''downstream business'' refers to distributing and selling refined and synthetic oil and gas products, together with the refining of crude oil. | |||
Revision as of 15:56, 11 May 2016
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In relation to guarantees, a downstream guarantee is one given by a parent company in relation to the obligations of one of its subsidiary companies.
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A downstream loan is a loan made by a parent company to one of its subsidiary companies.
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In the oil and gas industry the downstream business refers to distributing and selling refined and synthetic oil and gas products, together with the refining of crude oil.
