Safety
Three Key Determining Factors to Surety Bond Approval
Understanding the underwriting process for a surety bond can help secure approval. Three determining factors are experience, financial strength and financial presentation.
By Lee Spino
November 1, 2017
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by Lee Spino
Lee Spino, Vice President at Assurance, specializes in the areas of construction and commercial surety products for mid-market to large cap companies. With more than 30 years of experience, Lee’s successful approach is to understand his clients’ business plans, isolate their goals and design strategies that best address all surety liability issues. To provide added value for clients, Lee has developed strong relationships with carriers and is continually elevating his knowledge of the surety bond market, underwriting instincts and ability to match unique needs with a product. Lee is currently active in the National Association of Surety Bond Producers, Surety and Fidelity Association, Associated General Contractors and American Subcontractors Association. Contact him at 847.440.9128.
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