Justin Walsleben
Global Leader, Multinational Client Service
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United Kingdom
According to international economists, since 2011 there has been a 70% increase in the number of companies operating internationally, as emerging economies have grown to account for 50% of the global economy.
Marsh’s multinational teams, backed by market-leading digital platforms, can be your first point of contact on all international insurance and risk issues. We support you with simplifying processes, maintaining transparency, and helping you develop global programs that align with local country standards.
Our global network of specialists offers insights, developed through years of experience in building customised insurance programs, to provide clients with seamless service and advice around the world.
23/10/2024
Companies expanding into new markets should prioritise assessing their general liability, property, and workers compensation exposure, according to John Hills, multinational adviser at Marsh, speaking at the “Global Programmes — Europe 2024 conference” in London.
09/10/2024
Market participants need more education in parametric insurance solutions to stimulate growth in this space, according to Steve Harry, Managing Director, Marsh Parametric Solutions.
07/10/2024
Multinational organisations must create global programmes that are “suitable for their business models”, according to Marsh’s Insurance Regulatory & Tax Consulting Practice Global Leader, Praveen Sharma.
If you operate in multiple countries, have employees travelling internationally, or import or export goods, then a multinational insurance and risk management program may help mitigate your risks.
Our dedicated multinational specialists help you structure, implement, and optimise your program. We help you identify potentially duplicative coverage and watch for coverage gaps, including compulsory policies. With our support, you can better balance coverage, cost, and compliance, so that you can be confident about the effectiveness and efficiency of your international insurance program.
Absolutely. Each country has unique insurance, tax, and regulatory requirements to navigate. Country risks are constantly evolving with new and emerging issues.
Based on where you operate and what you do, your domestic policy(s) may be insufficient for your global needs. Failure to comply with country insurance coverage regulations could result in tax or other liabilities, damage your reputation, or impair your coverage and loss recovery opportunities.
Our trusted global insurance advisors – including our Insurance Regulatory and Tax specialists – can help you mitigate these risks. We monitor changing insurance marketplace dynamics and regulations, enhancing the coverage response of your insurance and risk management program.
Simply identifying all of your insurance policies globally can be a challenge. Optimising these – such as by eliminating unnecessary policies, implementing required policies, and evaluating different ways to insure risks – is the next essential step.
Marsh has the expertise, tools, and technologies to help you understand and optimise your program, facilitated by our industry-leading multinational program digital management tool, Marsh Global Connect. We also offer an international risk review, which is a methodical approach to analysing and aligning your policies and costs to your risk management strategy.
Another program management challenge relates to international mergers and acquisitions, which require specialist knowledge and project management. Our multinational M&A project plan is a proven tool for integrating acquisitions thoughtfully and successfully.
“Global” or “controlled master” programs can be very effective at insuring risks in both the home country and another country (or countries) as needed. The insurer typically issues local underlying policies to meet local regulatory or business needs. This approach delivers ease of administration, coverage consistency, and cost-effectiveness.
Global or controlled master programs are often used for property, liability, D&O, cargo, and related coverages. Other coverages, e.g., automobile and workers’ compensation/employers liability are frequently insured through standalone policies arranged in each country.
Our multinational insurance program specialists are highly experienced at structuring, implementing, and servicing both global and local insurance programs. We can help you critically evaluate the coverage approach that meets your own needs and objectives.
Global Leader, Multinational Client Service
United Kingdom
Senior Vice President, Multinational Leader Ireland
Ireland