James Vetter
Managing Director, Environmental Practice
Environmental liabilities on corporate balance sheets take many forms including, but not limited to:
These liabilities are subject to significant public scrutiny by individual investors, investor groups, activists, and regulators. In addition, they represent a material financial liability with associated future expenses to the organization, especially if costs increase over time. And they often do.
Fortunately, there are environmental solutions — both risk transfer and off balance sheet — available to proactively manage balance sheet liabilities and to help limit expenditures and reputational risk.
Marsh’s Environmental Practice can review your environmental balance sheet liabilities, advise you on a wide range of potential solutions, and execute on selected solutions to help manage your environmental balance sheet risks.
Webcast
06/23/2021
Managing Director, Environmental Practice