Tariff uncertainties have been a prominent topic in the news over the past few months and are on everyone's mind. If you have questions about how tariffs affect customs surety, we invite you to join us for an upcoming NASBP Virtual Seminar, where we will explore this topic in depth!

In this NASBP Virtual Seminar, Chad Schexnayder and Alana Porrazzo of Jennings Haug Keleher McLeod Waterfall LLP will take a deep dive into how a Chapter 11 bankruptcy can impact the surety’s collateral.

Registration for the 2025 NASBP Virtual Seminar Annual Subscription is now open and available only for NASBP Members, Affiliates, and Associates. For just $999–that’s almost half of what you would pay if you purchased each of the nearly two dozen 2025 Virtual Seminars individually.

NASBP's goal with Let's Get Surety is to pull back the curtain and get industry leaders and experts to open up and give an insider look at the surety industry. We promise each episode will be an engaging listen for everyone, whether you are a surety professional, industry stakeholder or just interested in learning more about surety! Listeners will hear surety stories, legislative updates, unique approaches to current challenges facing the industry, as well as trends and tips. Join our host Kat Shamapande and fun co-hosts and guests as we bond over bonding and discuss the world of surety and how it affects and improves our everyday lives!

Tariffs and immigration enforcement are at the forefront of the federal government’s agenda, and both can have a substantial impact on a contractor’s cost and time to perform its work.

Using a case study method, this panel will discuss some of the unique underwriting, claims and other considerations which come up when a contractor in the United States is in discussions to be acquired by a company located outside the United States.

The NASBP Make Surety a Career Program Curriculum packet for College/University Faculty

It is no secret that many owners of companies within the construction industry face an unclear future as it relates to succession planning.

A Resource Kit to Promote the Benefits of Bonding to Public Entities

In this session Ben Wright will discuss the outlook for the construction and commercial sectors, identifying growth opportunities in 2025.

Have you ever considered a career in surety? The National Association of Surety Bond Producers (NASBP) created this free online course as a resource for undergraduate students to learn about the surety industry and surety careers as professional bond producers and surety underwriters.

As Nearshoring continues to gain momentum in Latin America—particularly between Mexico and the United States—surety bond producers must understand the implications for their clients.

NASBP, CFMA and ASA are proud to bring you this Consure Infocast on a critical risk management action—prequalifying owners and GCs on January 9, 2025, at 2:00 p.m. Eastern.

Want to learn more about the 2024 General Elections results and its impact in the statehouses and on Capitol Hill?

After the June 27, 2024, implementation of new financial assurance requirements at BOEM (the regulator for all offshore energy production in the US), a suit was filed by several states challenging the new regulations.

Sustainability in construction projects is heavily incentivized and increasingly mandated by regulation, both in the public and private arenas.

The decision on any third-party transaction or succession planning within current ownerships family is one of the most difficult processes that a privately held construction company can face in its business life cycle, but also can be the most rewarding.

Join us for this engaging discussion with Allen Kirsh of Zurich North America.

Are ESOP’s a suitable form of ownership in construction? Understand the risks.

Most leadership teams are formed based upon areas of responsibility, title, or market sector while focusing on building a high-trust, focused, and efficient team is left to “figure out later”.