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Surety Market Report 2005

Grant Thornton LLP's
2005 Surety Credit Survey For Construction Contractors

The Surety Information Office (SIO) has augmented the results of Grant Thornton LLP’s 2005 Surety Credit Survey, which examined the bond producer’s perspective of the surety marketplace for the construction industry, with insights from top surety company personnel. Since Grant Thornton’s last survey was produced in 1996, the marketplace has changed dramatically.

Executive Viewpoints >>

Why is Co-Surety Relevbant in Today's Surety Market?
With fewer insurance companies writing surety and diminished overall surety capacity, many large contractors and their surety partners are turning to co-surety as a vehicle to maintain a contractor surety relationship and develop additional capacity. So what factors have made co-surety a viable option and what are the risks of co-surety?

Opening Markets to Emerging Contractors
It is the goal of the surety industry to provide bonds to any qualified and capable contractor.

Associations >>

2005 Surety Directory >>

Surety Market Report
June 20, 2005 Issue
Surety 2005 Advertisers
Allied North America
ACSTAR
AON
Chubb
CNA Surety
Grant Thornton
Guardian Group, Inc.
KJM
Liverty Mutual
National Association of Surety Bond Producers
Safeco
St. Paul Travelers Bond
The Surety Association of America
Surety Information Office
Zurich
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