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Insurance for corporate transactions, known as representation and warranty coverage (R&W), is becoming increasingly common among both buyers and sellers engaged in global mergers and acquisitions. Marsh says demand for R&W insurance has jumped 35% over the past 12 months, even as M&A fell.Recommended Stories
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