Despite thorough due diligence, environmental matters — both known and unknown — can negatively impact the financial viability and post-closing performance of a transaction. As environmental risks continue to emerge and regulatory scrutiny grows, so does the potential for having to deal with an unforeseen environmental issue. Risk transfer solutions are available to help mitigate these exposures and successfully facilitate transaction closing.
In our recent webcast, Environmental risk: Know your options and close the deal, our panel of risk professionals provided insights into addressing matters that could potentially derail your deals, including:
Environmental risk: Know your options and close the deal
Watch our replay for recommendations on how to handle environmental matters before your deal turns sour.
Peter is a senior client advisor and leads Marsh's Environmental Practice in the West. He advises companies on structuring environmental coverage to facilitate risk transfer, including placing coverage for property transactions and redevelopment, mergers and acquisitions, Brownfield redevelopments, Superfund clean-ups, and liability buyouts.
Kimberly Mann is the US Strategy and Growth Leader in Marsh’s Environmental Practice. She has a proven track record in developing innovative solutions that address the dynamic business and regulatory challenges within the environmental sector. In her role, she is responsible for leading the development of cutting-edge strategies tailored to meet the evolving needs of clients in an increasingly complex environmental landscape.
Matt Windisch is a Corporate Risk Manager for Toll Brothers, Inc., a luxury homebuilder. Responsible for the placement and oversight of casualty insurance programs for Toll Brothers, Matt’s duties include risk management of all home building operations, multi-family apartment construction and operation, as well as urban low-, mid-, and high-rise for sale condominiums. He is also responsible for the oversight and administration of the company’s owner controlled insurance program (OCIP).
