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XL Catlin Adds Commercial Bonds to Product Suite

To further support customer’s national and international transactions, XL Catlin has launched a suite of Commercial Bonds for clients across the public and private sectors in the United States. By offering a wide range of commercial bonds, we can service a variety of industries including manufacturing, real estate, energy, education, technology, financial institutions and retail.

XL Catlin’s Political Risk, Credit and Bond (PRCB) insurance team now offers commercial bonds to Fortune 1000 accounts, public and privately owned, from middle market to multinational companies. The commercial bond products include supply, customs, license and permit, lost instrument, court bonds (appeal, replevin, injunction, admiralty), depository, performance and payment for service providers, subdivision, reclamation, closure / post closure, workers compensation, utilities.

Dan Riordan, Global Head of PRCB said “As a leading market for PRCB business, we are relentlessly focused on strengthening our capabilities and product offering. We have set up a team of experts with a wealth of experience in the commercial bond space which will further support the needs of our clients and partners across multiple sectors and industries.

The launch of XL Catlin’s Commercial Bonds follows the May 1st, 2017 appointment of Maria L. Duhart  to lead the Commercial Bonds underwriting team. Ms. Duhart is now joined by Patrick Dougherty who has been appointed Regional Director of Commercial Bonds for the Mid Atlantic and Northeast Regions of the US. XL Catlin’s commercial bonds are backed by one of the strongest credit ratings in the market with up to $100 million single limits capacity. For a full list of specialized commercial bonds visit: XL Catlin Commercial Bonds.

XL Catlin offers political risk, credit and bonds to clients involved in trade, finance, infrastructure, energy, and other sectors. Clients include multinational companies, financial institutions, exporters and manufacturers, commodity traders, and export credit agencies and development finance institutions.

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