An underwriter writes about 3 bonds a day because most of the day goes on preparation. Surely is the co-pilot that does the preparation: documents, public record, risk analysis and a scored opinion. The underwriter makes the decision.
The contractor's documents are read and checked: right company, right year, right document.
The public record is collected from 31 trusted sources: company details, insolvency and tribunals, courts, debarment and enforcement, charges on assets, defaulters, credit ratings, news.
21 checks across capital, liquidity, earnings, track record and standing, against your own limits. Red flags from the public record sit beside them.
One score out of 100, worked out with your weights, and a written opinion: favourable or not, with key risks and strengths. Ready as a PDF.
The underwriter accepts or declines with a note. A bond above their limit goes to a senior for approval. Every step is recorded.
Surely puts the case together and presents it to the underwriter: capital, liquidity, earnings, track record, standing, the public record and the bond itself.
17 are government registers, courts and regulators, read from the publisher with no data vendor in between. Red flags are shown on the file, with the source named beside each one.
You choose the checks, the limits and the weights. Surely applies them the same way to every bond, whoever is at the desk. The decision stays with the underwriter.
No data shared between insurers.
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At rest and in transit.
Two-factor login. No default staff access.
Every login, access and change recorded.