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XSophisticated tools, powerful analytics, and deep insights can help you better assess, understand, and manage risks, thereby providing greater protection for your business.
RESEARCH AND BRIEFINGS
A special webcast alongside international law firm RPC, on the subject of mergers and acquisitions (M&A) activities in the technology sector.
Research and Briefings
Once regarded more as a “nice to have” capability, last-mile delivery is now a “must have” strategy for capturing market share in any business plan.
research and briefings
Marsh's 2020 Technology Risk Study explores how companies should be evaluating their technology risks, what tools they should be using and how risk management solutions can be best deployed.
Research and Briefings
In this fiercely competitive industry sector, mergers and acquisitions (M&A) activity has become commonplace, with European deal values reaching an all-time high in 2018.
For technology companies, risk management can be challenging, simply because the stakes are so high. Multiple client business functions rely on the services you provide.
Success hinges on the ability to seize opportunities afforded by innovation in a rapidly-changing marketplace — while managing the risks. Data breaches and other cyber risks are growing. The increase in the sharing economy and mobility sector brings with it additional risks, fintechs are rising to challenge existing traditional financial companies, and media liability claims proliferate as new digital formats and distribution channels appear. Supply chain bottle-necks threaten the global flow of hardware, software, and raw materials. And convergence and collaboration — both between and within sectors — are reshaping the landscape.
Marsh can help you understand and manage these risks using some of the industry’s leading risk assessment tools, data, analytics, and technology. With these tools and one of the technology sector’s most comprehensive claims database, we quantify and prioritise exposures, helping to educate insurers, then customise coverage to align with your organisation’s risk profile. And, with one of the largest technology practices in the industry, we have the knowledge of the sector to provide acute insights that help you grow with confidence.
The results: a clearer understanding of your risk management programme, optimised operational costs, and decreased volatility.
In software and IT services, risk challenges are inherent in multiple areas, including technology errors and omissions (E&O), management/directors and officers liability, property damage, business interruption, and mergers and acquisitions (M&A).
Marsh helps technology clients manage these risks with the following services:
In the hardware and electronic components industries, risk challenges can arise in multiple areas, including business interruption/loss caused by equipment or other property damage, management liability issues, and mergers and acquisitions (M&A).
Marsh serves technology clients, including technology electronics, personal electronics, hardware and equipment, and semi-conductor companies. We can help you manage risks by providing services such as:
Risk challenges are inherent in multiple areas of the media sector. These include liability (libel, slander, copyright infringement, etc.), data security and privacy, and business interruption/loss caused by equipment or other property damage.
Marsh advises clients in the media sector — encompassing broadcasting, social/digital media, and publishing firms — on how to manage these risks. We can provide you with the following services:
The communications services realm is replete with challenging risk issues, including business interruption/loss caused by damage to infrastructure and equipment, employee safety concerns, data security and cyber privacy, and technology errors and omissions (E&O).
Clients in this sector include fixed line and mobile service providers, satellite companies, cable providers, and multi-play operators — Marsh can help you manage risks by providing services such as:
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