Published: 02-Apr- 2007 | Product Category:
Surety | Comments: 0
Surety is a credit instrument known as a bond guarantee. It is not insurance. A firm called a "surety company" guarantees that a business corporation called a "principal" will carry out an obligation to a third party, called an "obligee." Two examples of such obligations include:
If the principal does not fulfill its bonded obligation, the obligee can make a claim demanding that the surety company satisfy the obligation or pay the bond penalty. The surety company has the right to reimbursement from the principal in the case of a paid loss or claim.
Marsh's Surety Practice employs over 210 specialists who provide consulting and brokerage services to our clients. The Practice consists of three specialties:
Clients can access Marsh's MSURETY system through our secure Client Access portion of our Web site. This Web-based bond system enables clients to order, track and report their bonds through the Internet.