Claims assessors: helping turn unrecovered debts into policy payments
When faced with bad debts, your business needs to know it can count on an insurance safety net. Learn how our experts handle claims swiftly and smoothly, from filing to indemnity payment.
What is the Federal Reserve and Why does it Matter?
The Fed has several functions, one of which is regulating banks and the banking system. But the Fed has two other more important functions as well. These functions fall under the umbrella of “monetary policy,” one of the two major tools the government has to help manage the economy.
International Surety and the Expansion of the Construction Industry
The magnitude of the construction market opportunity and the low barrier to entry make North America an attractive destination for foreign construction companies.
Surety Technology: An Oxymoron or a Promise of the Future?
Technology use in Surety hasn't evolved a great deal. This article reviews the digital future of surety bonds in the U.S. and the need for the surety industry to innovate.
Bad Faith Does Not Apply to the Surety Line of Business
Learn why the facts and circumstances that support a claim of bad faith against an insurance company writing a credit insurance policy do not apply in the case of a surety bond.
High customer concentration occurs when a single customer accounts for 20% or more of your business’ revenue. Learn more about the risks involved from Allianz Trade.
Letter of credit vs trade credit insurance: advantages and disadvantages
What is the difference between a letter of credit and trade credit insurance? What are their advantages and disadvantages and which is best for your business?
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