For Brokers
Please contact OneNexus if you need help or advice with setting up decommissioning funds or securing performance bonds for your business.
Brokers remain the primary relationship holder
OneNexus works with insurance and surety brokers as the primary channel for education, placement, and ongoing client relationships. The structure is designed to complement existing broker workflows while addressing long duration decommissioning obligations that traditional tools often struggle to support.
Why Brokers Use OneNexus
OneNexus allows brokers to offer clients a credible alternative when traditional surety or reserve approaches are capital intensive, unavailable, or misaligned with long term obligations.
- Address clients who struggle to qualify for traditional surety
- Blanket coverage for maturing asset portfolios
- New development accountability with funding established at inception
- Support for future partner cost participation
- Investment-grade, surety-backed structure
How It Fits Into Your Workflow
OneNexus is not a replacement for brokers. It is a structure brokers can introduce when financial assurance requirements exceed the capabilities of traditional tools.
What Makes OneNexus Different
Unlike traditional surety bonds that are structured to avoid payout, OneNexus is designed with the expectation that obligations will be fulfilled and funds will be released.
Surety backed financial assurance combined with a regulated funding structure
Bankruptcy remote reserves tied to the obligation
Designed for obligations measured in decades, not years
Transferable with assets through ownership changes
Common Broker Questions
Does OneNexus replace traditional surety?
Is this accepted by regulators and obligees?
Can brokers remain the primary relationship holder?
Is this limited to oil and gas?
How to Get Started
Most broker engagements begin with a short conversation to understand client needs, asset profiles, and obligation requirements. From there, OneNexus outlines whether the structure is a fit and what next steps would look like.
