Craig Schioppo
Global Head of Transactional Risk
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United States
As M&A activity continues to grow in complexity, companies face increased exposure to transactional risk. Understanding the claims environment is key to managing risk and protecting your investments.
Drawing on the expertise of Marsh’s claims specialists across North America, the United Kingdom, Europe, and Asia, this report provides a focused analysis of emerging claims trends and offers actionable recommendations to help you manage your transactional risk more effectively in 2025 and beyond.
Understanding the complexities of transactional risks is essential to protecting your investments. Explore the report to gain the insights you need to navigate change and strengthen your claims strategy.
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Global Head of Transactional Risk
United States
Head of Transactional Risk Claims, North America
United States
Head of Transactional Risk Claims, UK
United Kingdom
Head of Transactional Risk Claims, Continental Europe
Lead, Claims Solutions (FINPRO)
Head of Private Equity and M&A Services, Pacific
Australia
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