Marsh Expands D&O Echo Facility, Offering Clients Up to US$75 Million in Enhanced Insurance Protection
Marsh Expands D&O Echo Facility, Offering Clients Up to US$75 Million in Enhanced Insurance Protection
Marsh has announced the expansion of its directors & officers (D&O) Echo facility, offering clients up to US$75 million in D&O insurance capacity. 
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The move aims to provide enhanced D&O insurance protection amidst ongoing market volatility and fluctuating insurance rates.

The D&O Echo facility, accessible to Marsh clients worldwide and spanning across various industries including financial institutions, presents clients with excess D&O insurance cover, with limits ranging up to $75 million ($40 million for US-based clients) attaching above $25 million.

Clients have the option to pre-purchase a reinstatement of the limit or lock in a price for future reinstatement purchases, ensuring accessibility in case limits are depleted by claims.

Underwritten by Lloyd’s of London insurers, Marsh’s D&O Echo streamlines the placement process, allowing clients to access substantial capacity without the need for multiple layers of coverage from various insurers.

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By simplifying the insurance layers and leveraging Lloyd’s claims scheme, Marsh’s D&O Echo aims to mitigate the complexities and streamline insurance processes for clients.

the number of separate insurers that need to be consulted in the event of a claim.

Stephanie Manson, UK Management Liability Leader, Marsh Specialty commented on the move, saying: “Clients have welcomed rate reductions over the last 12-18 months, they remain concerned that another correction in underwriting sentiment, could result in reduced capacity, substantial increases, and claims complications.”

She added: “D&O Echo provides clients globally with substantial capacity without being over exposed to a single insurer, which helps limit the risks of market volatility and provides enhanced excess cover beyond what is available in the standard open market.”

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