FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS

Marsh is well positioned to help its financial institution clients stay abreast of the evolving risk landscape and manage global risks, both as a provider of quality information and as a trusted advisor in translating information into a plan of action. As the leading broker and risk advisor to the financial institutions industry, Marsh has provided risk solutions and products to many of Australia’s largest financial institutions.

Financial institutionsThe financial industry landscape has evolved significantly in a few short years and has been marked most recently by an acute global credit crisis, rapid regulatory changes and increased government intervention. Against this backdrop, risk and capital management have moved to the forefront of virtually every corporate agenda. Customers, shareholders, and regulators are demanding that institutions enhance risk management processes and techniques that balance risk and reward.

 

Products and services

The financial institutions team at Marsh works with clients to provide effective risk mitigation strategies that can help them deal with these challenges. Marsh offers many consultative and risk transfer services which are tailored to suit the size and specialisation of clients. Services are provided to a range of financial institutions, including:

  • Banks
  • Investment banks
  • Securities brokers-dealers
  • Investment advisors / asset managers
  • Mutual funds
  • Insurance companies
  • Exchanges
  • Credit unions
  • Government-sponsored agencies
  • Other diversified companies

To effectively meet the needs of such a diverse assortment of financial institutions, Marsh provides coverage for a variety of exposures, including:

  • Corporate governance
  • Business continuity
  • Fraud
  • Operational risk; and
  • Mergers and acquisitions

Coverage is provided through a comprehensive suite of products including the major categories listed below:
  • Bankers blanket bond
  • Business interruption
  • Casualty and umbrella liability
  • Cyber risk  
  • Directors’ and officers’ liability
  • Employment practices liability
  • Errors and omissions
  • Intellectual property
  • Mortgage impairment
  • Political risk
  • Property
  • Terrorism
  • Workers' compensation 


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March 01, 2012  |  Views: 369 |  Comments: 0  | Article Rating
Client Alert: Changes to workers' compensation payments in South Australia
The existing levy system in South Australia will be replaced with a new employer payment system from 1 July 2012. The purpose of this alert is to provide an outline of the new empl...   Read More...
Client briefing: Bridgecorp judgment - analysis, updates and options
October 14, 2011  |  Views: 656 |  Comments: 0 
Client briefing: Bridgecorp judgment - analysis, updates and options
As discussed in our recent Client Alert, the Auckland High Court in Steigrad v BFSL 2007 Ltd 2 (the Bridgecorp case) ruled that the statutory charge imposed by section 9 of the Law...   Read More...
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Client alert: Transfer of insurance business from American Home Assurance Company
The purpose of this alert is to advise clients of the forthcoming scheme transfer of American HomeAssurance Company, trading as Chartis, to Chartis Australia Insurance Limited.   Read More...
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Mitigating political risks in contracts
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Mitigating political risks in contracts
Companies that enter into trade contracts for the supply of goods and services with government or private entities in emerging countries are often exposed to a number of underlying...  Read More...
Mitigating political risks in performance guarantees
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Mitigating political risks in performance guarantees
Most governments seek to promote the free trade of goods and services. However, despite clear rules set out by the World Trade Organisation (WTO), some governments continue to act ...  Read More...
Mitigating political violence risks
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Mitigating political violence risks
When reviewing uninsured risks, companies may find gaps in cover under their property insurance for perils such as political violence, war and terrorism. The Political Risk special...  Read More...
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Natural Hazards Solutions
Through a combination of innovative risk mitigation and risk transfer, a company can exercise optimum control over its property exposures.  Read More...
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Occupational Health & Safety
Effectively managing occupational health and safety (OHS) risks is a key requirement for all organisations. The expectations of the community and statutory authorities continue to ...  Read More...
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Global Insurance Market Quarterly Briefing: Q4 2011
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Global Insurance Market Quarterly Briefing: Q4 2011
Although insurance rates in most loss-affected geographies and classes of business continued to climb during the fourth quarter of 2011, in other classes and regions rates generall...  Read More...
Insurance Market Review (Pacific) – July 2011
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Insurance Market Review (Pacific) – July 2011
The end of the June quarter closed out a tumultuous 18 months for the insurance market, which endured a string of catastrophic events across the globe. Starting with the Chilean ea...  Read More...
Insurance Market Review (Australia) - April 2011
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Insurance Market Review (Australia) - April 2011
In the period since September 2010, the insurance market in Australasia has been hit by an unprecedented run of catastrophic events. The two earthquake events in Christchurch (the ...  Read More...
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Firming conditions for insurance buyers while catastrophe exposures bring steeper increases
A robust supply of capital in the local insurance market has limited the potential for higher rate increases except for buyers that have sustained heavy losses, according to a new ...  Read More...
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First-Quarter Insurance Rate Increases Confined to Loss-Affected Exposures: Marsh
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Ray Armstrong
Director
Sydney, Australia
raymond.armstrong@marsh.com
Mike Hutchinson
Practice Leader
Sydney, Australia
mike.hutchinson@marsh.com
   
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