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Private Equity and Mergers & Acquisitions (PEMA)

2024 Asia Transactional Risk Insurance Review

2024, a year that felt like an exhilarating race filled with unexpected twists and turns!

From a bumpy start in January to a surge of deals by September, we navigated a challenging course, but the momentum is set to carry us into 2025 with even greater speed.

A race to the top in dynamic M&A deal-making

As the starting lights changed, each geography took its position on the track, ready to outpace one another in a year marked by dynamic deal-making across Asia, with Japan, India, and ASEAN claiming the top three spots.

Warranty and Indemnity (W&I) insurers on the track

W&I insurers faced numerous obstacles but made significant strides in their processes, coverage, and pricing. The underwriting process has been streamlined, allowing for quicker responses and discussions around exclusions. Insurers showcased their agility and commitment, differentiating themselves through flexibility and exceptional client service.

The Marsh Asia PEMA Services pit crew

In the fast-paced world of mergers and acquisitions, the Marsh Asia PEMA Services pit crew plays a crucial role, closing a deal every two days. Our team is equipped with unparalleled W&I Insurance expertise and swift execution, ensuring that every second counts.

Behind every client, financial advisor, and law firm stands the Marsh Asia PEMA Services pit crew, tirelessly working to secure success in complex acquisitions and exits. Watch the video below as the Marsh Asia PEMA Services pit crew unveils the deal count by geography, key industry enablers, insurer leaderboard and how their diverse strategies performed on the track.

Navigate the fast lane of M&A Transactional Risk Insurance with a trusted broker. Connect with the Marsh Asia PEMA Services team today.

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