Managing global tax risks through insurance

About this episode

This episode discusses the importance of tax insurance for organizations managing global tax risks and provides practical insights for optimizing its use.

Tax insurance is fast becoming a critical tool for organizations around the globe to manage their tax uncertainties in a wide range of business situations. From supporting renewable energy projects to managing cross-border risks, tax insurance helps organizations protect value and move transactions forward with greater assurance. In this episode of Risk in Context, Patrick Browne, Mark McTigue, Alexander Skuratovski, and Leon Steenkamp, discuss why tax insurance matters now more than ever, talk about distinct market features of the coverage, and share practical insights to help organisations optimise their use of tax insurance in today's dynamic environment. You can access a transcript of the episode here . For more insights and insurance and risk management solutions, follow Marsh Risk on LinkedIn and X and visit marsh.com .

People in this episode

Guests: Patrick Browne, Mark McTigue, Alexander Skuratovski, Leon Steenkamp

Topics covered

• tax insurance
• global tax risks
• business transactions
• cross-border risks
• renewable energy projects

Keywords

• tax uncertainties
• insurance
• business situations
• market features
• dynamic environment

Mentioned in this episode

Products: tax insurance

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