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If you are an incorporated entity with a corporate net worth to qualify as a guarantor no personal guarantee would be necessary.
If you are a corporate shell to limit personal liability -- yes. Most financial arrangements will require a personal asset guarantee.
The name on the account is the company -- that appears on credit card or bank charge statements. (If you are worried about your personal name being disclosed that way.)
This is the big fallacy about doing business as an incorporated entity.
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