The Nebraska Bureau of Securities Bond Form is a document issued by the Nebraska Department of Banking and Finance. It serves as a guarantee between the issuer of the bond and the purchaser of the bond that all terms and conditions of the bond will be fulfilled. The Nebraska Bureau of Securities Bond Form is required by the Nebraska Uniform Securities Act for all securities brokers and dealers conducting business in Nebraska. It is used to protect the public from fraudulent or illegal activities in the securities market. There are two types of Nebraska Bureau of Securities Bond Form: the surety bond and the fiduciary bond. The surety bond is a contractual agreement between the issuer and the bondholder, and guarantees that the issuer will fulfill the terms and conditions of the bond. The fiduciary bond is a legal agreement between the issuer and the bondholder, and ensures that the issuer will handle the funds of the bondholder in an ethical and responsible manner.