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- Aviation
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- Crisis Management
- Directors and Officers
- Energy
- Environmental
- Financial Institutions
- Fleet Protector
- Kidnap, Ransom and Extortion
- Liabilities
- Lifeline Plus
- Major Accounts Practice
- Marine
- Mergers and Acquisitions
- Political Risk
- Professional Liability
- Property
- Risk Finance
- Risk Management
- Small Business
- Surety
- Trade Credit
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Litigation Buyout Insurance
Overview: Caps, or removes contingent liabilities and legacy management issues from a company's balance sheet, and transfers any recourse for the liability to insurance capital.
Who's it for?: Companies considering a merger or acquisition.
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- Litigation Buyout Insurance enables a client to ring-fence liabilities which may arise from any current or anticipated litigation, arbitration or other dispute. This is particularly useful in the context of a sale of a business where the unresolved dispute would otherwise prevent the sale proceeding or would have a significant impact on the price to be paid. Insurance takes this uncertain liability out of the negotiations, allowing the parties to concentrate on the business itself
- As underwriting and cover are customised in each case, the policy can be tailored to a dispute, irrespective of its subject matter. Consequently the insurance may cover all proceedings from a simple breach of supply contract, a more complicated employment issue through to highly complex securities litigation and intellectual property disputes.
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