Transactional insurance is now part of how many M&A transactions are executed.
It reduces friction.
It improves deal certainty.
It can reduce escrow and seller exposure.
But the post-close risk chain becomes more complex.
For corporates, sponsors and Boards, the relevant issue is the quality of the risk owner after signing. Claims behaviour, insurer concentration, reinsurance support and capital markets participation all matter.
In our ‘The Business of Resilience’ article, we examine the shift from bilateral transaction risk to underwritten portfolio risk, and why captives may have a role in deciding which layers should be retained, shared or transferred.
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