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Creating value is the name of game in A&D transactions. This roundtable delves into the role of insurance in securing that value by reducing business risks, which can range from aborted deals to assumption of unwanted liabilities to sub-par returns. These experts debate the application of insurance capital in the energy M&A space, with a focus on its use as a unique tool for private equity, corporate deal teams and M&A practitioners.
MODERATOR(S):
Matthew Wiener, Senior Vice President, Aon Transaction Solutions
SPEAKER(S):
Stephanie Hyde, Executive Director, PE Risk
Michael McGowan, Head of M&A Insurance, North America, XL Catlin
Sarah Mitchell, Counsel, Vinson & Elkins LLP
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