INSURANCE

They act as an alternative to bank guarantees, protecting the beneficiary if the policyholder defaults on the contract, without the company having to allocate its credit capacity to a bank guarantee.

Advantages:
* Preserves cash flow, borrowing capacity, and credit lines with banks, thereby eliminating the accumulation of banking risk (not counted in CIRBE).

* Eliminates the need to tie up cash.

* Offers flexibility compared to bank guarantees.

* Lower cost; no application, opening, or cancellation fees.

* Increases your opportunities to carry out projects nationally and internationally.

* Issuance of cross-border surety bonds in Europe.

SURETY BOND INSURANCE

Surety bonds or surety insurance are guarantees issued by insurers that cover the fulfillment of the obligations of a policyholder (the applicant) to a beneficiary (the other party to a contract).
They act as an alternative to bank guarantees, protecting the beneficiary if the policyholder breaches the contract, without the company having to allocate its credit capacity to a bank guarantee.

Product benefits:
• Preserves cash flow, borrowing capacity, and credit lines with banks, thus eliminating the accumulation of banking risk (not counted in CIRBE).
• Eliminates the need to tie up cash.
• Compared to bank guarantees, it offers flexibility.
• Lower cost; there are no study, opening, or cancellation fees.
• Increases your opportunities to carry out projects nationally and internationally.
• Issuance of cross-border surety bonds in Europe.

Guarantees to secure legal obligations and commercial transactions

It is an alternative to bank guarantees and offers significant financial advantages, such as not being recorded in the CIRBE credit information system, being tax deductible, and not requiring the pledging of funds.