The global mining industry faces many challenges: commodity price fluctuation, remote operations and extended supply chains, COVID-19 impacts, cost management, access to financing, and increasing expectations around social, economic, and environmental engagement with host communities and regulators.
Meanwhile, investors demand operational rigor and capital discipline to ensure appropriate returns from capital-intensive assets and projects.
Marsh’s mining and minerals specialists help companies large and small avoid, manage, and transfer risk across the entire mining lifecycle, from junior exploration to mine closure.
With an in-depth understanding of the industry and broad advisory capabilities, we support miners, contractors, traders, and mining financiers with anticipating and proactively addressing the changing risk profile of your projects and the environments in which you operate.
Featured insights
23/10/2024
A new approach to enhancing tailing dam safety and simplifying the insurer reporting process
To help address the pressing need for enhanced tailings dam safety, Marsh has developed the Tailings Dam Self-Assessment (TDSA), which helps mining companies simplify the assessment process.
06/05/2024
Geopolitics and geology: Enhancing mining companies’ resilience amid political risk uncertainty
The mining sector is no stranger to political risk, with mining companies being challenged by geopolitical trends and government policy in resource nationalism, export restrictions, regulation, trade disputes, and supply chain disruption.
16/04/2024
How Sub-Saharan Africa mining companies can reduce risk and increase attractiveness to investors
To succeed, mining companies operating in Sub-Saharan Africa must prioritise risk mitigation strategies. Addressing political instability and investing in infrastructure development are crucial steps towards unlocking the region's potential in the green economy.