A Comfort Letter, often known as a Letter of Comfort, is a document provided by an accounting firm, lawyer, or financial institution to assure the recipient about the financial stability or intention of a company or individual.
A letter provided to a bank by the parent company of a subsidiary applying for a loan, offering informal assurance without a formal guarantee of repayment responsibility.
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