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Property Risk Management

Property risk comes in many different forms, and proactively minimising exposures can protect companies when the worst happens. Our specialists can assist you with identifying your risks, analysing and prioritising them, and optimising your property insurance and risk management program.

Property risks span a wide spectrum, from building damage caused by a fire, to natural catastrophes, to supply chain disruptions.

Any of these and a multitude of other property-triggered business interruption (BI) incidents may present a worst-case loss scenario, so it's important to have a robust plan in place to minimise exposures and recover quickly.

Marsh’s property risk advisors help you understand and manage these risks, allowing you to focus on what’s most important: your business. We take a holistic view of your full spectrum of property and BI risks and help you build a strong foundation for driving down your total cost of risk and improving resilience. With the support of Marsh, you're not merely purchasing property insurance — you’re gaining a collaborative risk management approach that can help provide peace of mind and a competitive advantage.

The Global Risks Report

The top risks for 2025 and beyond. Data and insights from more than 900 global experts and leaders.

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