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Third party security
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What is third party security?
Another person or company (except where acting as a trustee) may provide security for your NAB Margin Lending Facility. This is known as third party security and provides you with the opportunity to use another person's or company's investments as security for your Facility.
The owner of the shares or managed funds needs to act as guarantor to your NAB Margin Lending Facility. A guarantor can be:
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A director of a company providing a director's guarantee for a NAB Margin Lending Facility established in the company's name; or
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A third party who provides security such as cash and/or shares and/or managed funds.
How do I provide third party security?
If you would like to arrange for a guarantor to provide third party security for your Facility, please contact a NAB Margin Lending Client Service Representative on 1300 135 145.
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