NASBP reports at its Annual Meeting that it is set to publish the first issue of its new magazine, Surety Bond Quarterly, this summer. The free publication will keep surety professionals up to date on the trends, legislative matters and research that affect their industry. The Summer 2014 inaugural issue will feature a look back at the 2014 NASBP Annual Meeting and Expo, which is taking place Sunday through Wednesday in San Antonio, Texas
The Automation and Technology Committee of the National Association of Surety Bond Producers (NASBP) created this survey after noticing a steady increase in the number of agents using tablet computers
NASBP is pleased to offer the following informative resource materials on commercial surety. Bond Execution Guide - An basic manual to help administrative staff reach a general understanding of the basics of the surety bond form, including important terms and items to check
2012-TabletSurvey.pdf
All construction industry stakeholders can and should combat surety fraud by taking steps to verify the legitimacy of the surety and to ensure that the surety authorized the bond
Prt1_indsuretiesABAF&SLwCom.pdf
NASBP works closely with surety companies, construction industry partners, and other key organizations to advance the use and understanding of surety bonding. NASBP also pursues partnering agreements with key groups, such as construction industry associations. These strategic partnerships enhance and expedite communications between the organizations on a variety of important issues, including the state of the surety market, the importance of bonding requirements to preserve payment protections, and effective risk management practices. NASBP's Industry Relations initiatives stem from its Industry Relations Committee.
We invite you to peruse the current issue of NASBP Surety Bond Quarterly Click the image below. The results of the recent survey of NASBP readers are in! About 95% of the readers consider the NASBP magazine, Surety Bond Quarterly , the voice of the surety industry
As our clients know, the surety and construction worlds are inextricably linked
“This year will end at a very strong level for the overall industry.” The construction industry encompasses approximately $1.7 trillion in value, representing around eight percent of the GDP. This has resulted in the construction industry being of critical importance to the GDP and the economy