surety bond

A "surety bond" is a financial and legal tool used to guarantee the performance or obligations of one party to another, involving a third-party guarantor.

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Definition

C1Law

(technical)A three-party agreement where a guarantor ensures that one party will meet their legal or contractual obligations to another.

Example

  • The contractor was required to obtain a surety bond before beginning the construction project.

C1Finance

(technical)A financial guarantee that one party will fulfill their commitments, with a third party covering losses if those commitments are not met.

Example

  • The company secured a surety bond to reassure investors of their financial stability.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "surety bond":

fidelity insurance