What Are the Key Differences Between AIG and Travelers Fidelity Bonds?
ERISA Plan Coverage and FI Bond Scenarios
Travelers describes ERISA fidelity coverage for benefit-plan losses caused by fraud or dishonesty, such as theft, embezzlement, or forgery by people who handle plan funds. AIG markets Financial Institution Bonds and names employee dishonesty, theft on premises, forgery, computer fraud, and impersonation fraud. Plan sponsors should ask Travelers how the bond meets the plan’s required amount; a bank or asset manager should ask AIG which FI form fits its own broader exposures. [4] [1]
Application and Amount
Travelers sells ERISA fidelity through independent agents and does not publish buyer-specific amounts or terms on the reviewed pages. AIG provides separate FI bond applications but likewise gives no standard amount or deductible. The products serve different stated audiences, so confirm the bond purpose, issuer, covered plan handlers or financial-institution employees, and amount required by the obligee before comparing prices. [4] [1]
