Nick Robson - Global Specialty Head, Credit Specialties at Marsh’s London Office

Nick Robson – Global Specialty Head, Credit Specialties at Marsh’s London Office

Nick Robson is Global Leader of our Credit Specialties practice and based in Marsh’s London Office, leader of the Marsh Parametric business and member of the Marsh global specialty executive committee.

Nick is an expert in credit, political, performance and financial risk and insurance solutions.  Nick leads a team of 850 colleagues operating in 57 countries addressing key credit and investment related risks.  He has worked with decision makers in financial institutions, public agencies and major corporations across many industry sectors, to develop effective risk and insurance solutions that protect balance sheets, support trade and investment, and help secure capital and liquidity.

Nick has worked with all stakeholders to address risk in renewables projects in many developed and emerging from Spain and Taiwan to Egypt and Peru. 

He has worked in the areas of credit, political risk, surety, security, contingency and alternative risk for 31 years and has worked extensively to deliver risk advice and mitigation solutions for financial institutions, trading companies, industrial and infrastructure groups and public agencies in every region of the world.

He has spoken at many risk, insurance and finance forums and conferences about strategic geopolitical, macroeconomic and developmental risk issues. He is also engaged as a member of the WEF working group focused on financing the transition to a lower carbon economy.

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