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Fidelity Bond |
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An insurance device in the form of a personal guaranty that protects against loss resulting from disreputable or disloyal employees or other individuals who possess positions of confidence. A bank might, for example, insure itself against losses deliberately or negligently caused by their officers and staff through the execution of a fidelity bond. If such losses occur, the amount of the bond is forfeited to reimburse the losses. |
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Fidelity bonds reimburse the insured, an employer, for loss resulting from the dishonest acts of a covered employee. Finally, fidelity bonds for critical employees should be considered, especially if the employee handles large volumes of checks or cash. The letter asked for numerous forms and documents, including plan documents, summary plan descriptions, tax returns, annual reports, audited financial statements, board and committee minutes, fidelity bonds, service provider agreements and more. |
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