Surety & Bonds

Capacity for Contractual and Commercial Obligations

SID Re considers surety and bond portfolios involving clearly defined obligations, financially sound principals and appropriate indemnity and security arrangements.

Contract Surety
  • Bid bonds
  • Performance bonds
  • Advance payment guarantees
  • Payment bonds
  • Retention guarantees
  • Maintenance bonds
  • Supply bonds
  • Customs bonds
  • Judicial bonds
  • Licence and permit bonds
Commercial Surety
  • Commercial guarantees
  • Concession bonds
  • Utility-payment guarantees
  • Tax and customs guarantees
  • Court and judicial obligations
  • Regulatory bonds
  • Lease and payment obligations
  • Selected financial guarantees, subject to specialist review
Structured Surety Programmes

SID Re may consider portfolio or facility structures supporting recurring bond requirements within agreed:

  • Principal eligibility criteria
  • Bond types
  • Territorial limits
  • Maximum tenors
  • Financial thresholds
  • Collateral requirements
  • Underwriting procedures
  • Reporting and bordereaux requirements
  • Aggregate limits
  • Referral authorities
Underwriting Considerations

Surety assessment may include:

  • Financial strength
  • Cash flow and liquidity
  • Existing indebtedness
  • Contract experience
  • Work-in-hand
  • Project profitability
  • Employer or beneficiary profile
  • Bond wording
  • Tenor
  • Indemnity
  • Collateral
  • Counter-guarantees
  • Aggregate exposure
  • Legal enforceability

Surety is treated as a credit-based obligation and not merely as an extension of conventional property or casualty underwriting.

A Rated Target Paper

Retro Panel by Class & Territory

Facultative Capacity For Complex Risks

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