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The rise of transactional risk insurance in private M&A

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Practical discussion on the types of insurance and when to use it in private M&A.

Transactional risk insurance has become a commonplace feature of private M&A deals, as specialized policies are increasingly preferred to traditional seller warranties and indemnities. It offers a clean exit for sellers and a competitive edge for buyers, making it a regular topic in risk allocation discussions. In addition, it can

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