Private equity and M&A
We also provide a dedicated surety team devoted to private equity (PE) transactions. Our many years of experience in the industry enables the team to accurately project how the surety markets are likely to respond so private equity firms can properly forecast their acquisition model.
Our dedicated Private Equity Surety team ensures you receive the best available expertise, regardless of your location. The concentrated deal flow allows for the cultivation of underwriters that have the sophistication to put these unique deals together. Otherwise you may be subject to geographical limitations and varying levels of expertise.
Public-private partnership (P3 or PPP)
We recognize the growing importance of public-private partnerships (P3 or PPP) around the world as it becomes the pre-eminent means of procuring economic and social infrastructure by the public sector.
One of the key principles of PPP is that risks are allocated to the party best placed to manage them most cost effectively. The inherent flexibility of the PPP model enables responsibility for the key risks to be distributed on a bespoke basis between the key stakeholders. Such flexibility enables the key stakeholders to negotiate and agree to the optimal allocation of risk and responsibilities and to deliver the best value for money solution.
To provide you with a high level of service, in line with your PPP investment requirements, we have a dedicated team of experts who are intimately involved in all aspects of the specialist services that you require for your project’s unique needs.
Surety bonds vs letters of credit
As surety bonds remain the most cost effective form of credit, a growing number of companies are now maximizing their surety capacity to replace letters of credit and release restricted capital at preferred terms. Surety bonds not only reduce risk to your balance sheet, but also provide valuable working capital by freeing up bank facilities.
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Disclaimer
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