Surety Bond

New York AG says $175 million Trump fraud bond isn’t properly backed, should be voided

The New York Attorney General’s (AG) recent revelation that the $175 million fraud bond obtained by former President Donald Trump isn’t properly backed and should be voided is just another example of the shady dealings of this individual. The surety company used by Trump, Knight Specialty Insurance Company, is not authorized to operate in New York and has a policyholder surplus of only $138 million, significantly less than the required amount for the bond. This blatant lack of proper backing for the bond should be reason enough to invalidate it.

This whole situation reeks of deception and manipulation, with Trump once again trying to skirt the rules and buy himself more time.… Continue reading

Donald Trump’s collateral in $175m bond revealed

It seems that the saga surrounding Donald Trump’s $175 million bond has taken an interesting turn with the revelation of the collateral. According to the joint statement by Trump and Knight Specialty Insurance Company (KSIC), the bond was collateralized by the $175,304,075.95 that Trump had placed in a Charles Schwab bank account. This revelation brings up some questions and suspicions that leave many scratching their heads.

If Trump had the entire amount in cash to provide as collateral, why didn’t he just pay the bond himself? The fact that it took so long to reveal the collateral and the questionable behavior surrounding the bond arrangement raises red flags about the legitimacy of the whole situation.… Continue reading