Transactional Surety

Overview

Transactional Surety Benefits

Our single point of contact grants us the ability to respond in a timely manner. This helps us build strong and trusting relationships with clients and customers.  

We strive to be the surety of choice, we are:  

• Customer focused.   
• Service driven.   
• Solution oriented.   
• Underwriting excellence.   
• Partnership that is dedicated, focused and committed.  
• Efficient and responsive.   

Corporate Contacts

Our Brand Promise

Pursuing Better Together encapsulates how we do business at Arch Insurance. It is an approach that is based on collaboration, responsiveness and a genuine commitment to continually raising the bar.

Appetite

Commercial surety appetite includes various classes of bonds:

• License/Permit.  
• Court/Fiduciary.  
• Customs and miscellaneous bond types.  

Small contract bonds:

• Credit based for basic limits up to $450K. 

Features

• Capacity for all types of bonds are available.  
• Letters of Authority (LOA) may be granted.
• Higher limits available for the small contract bonds on a case by case basis.  

Distribution

• Arch Surety works with agents and brokers specializing in Surety (NASBP, National brokers). Consistent with our appetite we invite agents and brokers to inquire about an appointment with Arch.  

Financial Strength

• Rated “A+” XV by A.M. Best.  

Types of bonds

• Commercial Bonds.
• Small Contract Bonds. 
• White-labeling/bond programing available. 

Key Features

• LOA’s – enhanced underwriting authority. 
• Faster underwriting response and turnaround times.
• Potential territory broadening and expansion opportunities. 
• Single entry and API convenience.
• Program-focused underwriting.

Key Benefits

• Creates a consolidated, streamlined and modernized approach to current surety processes for our agency and principals. 
• Provides clients with faster billing resources. 
• Arch portal will allow API processing, which will allow clients’ systems to interact with the portal.
• Provides potential white-labeling opportunities.