Mergers & Acquisitions Insurance
We aim for optimal terms, at the best price, and to deliver excellent service. Each policy we arrange comes with bespoke terms, meticulously tailored to your specific transaction.
Why choose us for Mergers and Acquisitions Insurance?
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What is Mergers and Acquisitions Insurance?
Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) Insurance, also known as Representations and Warranties Insurance (RWI), is a type of insurance that facilitates smoother mergers and acquisitions by protecting the buyer against financial losses resulting from breaches of representations and warranties made by the seller.
How we can help you
Explore new possibilities with our Mergers and Acquisition team! We’re here to secure the best terms and prices for you, tailoring bespoke solutions for your transactions
What our clients say
“As an M&A adviser, we are always looking for partners who can assist in reducing friction and complexity in transactions – helping to keep the focus on what really matters most to our clients. Having worked with a range of brokers in the space, the team at Paragon is a clear standout in developing fit-for-purpose insurance solutions and being trusted to deliver what they’ve promised. They are a pleasure to work with.”
“A smooth W&I process on our transactions, whether acquiring or divesting, is paramount for LDC as an investor. We regularly work with the Paragon team, where given the choice, because their expertise and in-depth knowledge of the M&A insurance market enables them to achieve fantastic results in tight timeframes”
M&A FAQ’s
Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) Insurance, also known as Representations and Warranties Insurance (RWI), is a type of insurance that facilitates smoother mergers and acquisitions by protecting the buyer against financial losses resulting from breaches of representations and warranties made by the seller.
The party responsible for paying Representations and Warranties Insurance (RWI) premiums is negotiable and depends on the specifics of the M&A deal. In some cases, the buyer pays to protect themselves, while in others, the seller may contribute to enhance the deal’s attractiveness.
The need for M&A Insurance depends on the parties involved in the transaction and their risk tolerance. Buyers often seek this coverage to mitigate financial risks associated with potential breaches of representations and warranties made by the seller.