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Surety bonds are issued with the assumption of zero risk for the surety company, as outlined in the agreement between the principal, the surety, and the obligee. These bonds specify the payout amount if a claim is made, but typically do not include terms for the principal's reimbursement to the surety. The key to this arrangement is the indemnity agreement, a two-party contract that transfers risk. In this context, the principal (indemnitor) assumes the risk, while the surety company (indemnitee) is protected from liability. The indemnity agreement is crucial for the surety company to issue bonds with confidence that they will incur no losses.