Why Choose Surety?
What Do You Love About Your Surety Career is a NASBP video where surety industry professionals share why they love their jobs and the surety industry.
What is a surety bond?
If you are interested in learning more about surety as a career, you will need to know what surety bonds are for and what surety bond producers do. Below are resources to help explain surety as well as articles of interest on surety career paths.
Surety Information
What Are Surety Bonds?
A surety bond is a promise to be liable for the debt, default, or failure of another. It is a three-party contract by which one party (the surety) guarantees the performance or obligations of a second party (the principal) to a third party (the obligee).
Who Are Surety Bond Producers?
Surety bond producers are business professionals who specialize in providing contract surety bonds to contractors, subcontractors, and other construction project participants and/or who specialize in providing commercial surety bonds to individuals and businesses.
NASBP State of the Surety Industry Survey: Summary Report
This yearly NASBP Surety Bond Quarterly article explores information collected through a survey of NASBP Affiliate surety company senior executives. The report summarizes the performance of surety companies over the prior calendar year and their outlook for the current year. The responses highlight themes and trends in the surety industry.
Surety Career Profiles
NASBP Surety Bond Quarterly article series spotlighting surety career paths.
Women of Surety Tell Their Success Stories
A two-part NASBP Surety Bond Quarterly article series that highlights the career paths of women in the surety industry.
The Future of Surety Today
NASBP Surety Bond Quarterly article that provides a glimpse into where the surety industry is headed.
How Is Surety Rewarding?
This is a NASBP video with a long-time bond producer sharing some of the many reasons why a career in surety is fulfilling and rewarding.
We Are All Building Something
A career, a home, a family, a life. Surety bonds reduce risk, protect what matters, and help accomplish what is important.
