This webinar occurred on November 18, 2010 at 2:00 PM (EST).
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Widespread application of financial responsibility laws to environmental liability and management began with RCRA, the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) in 1980. Thirty years later, a wide array of financial responsibility rules apply to land disturbance operations such as mining, agriculture, and decommissioning of radioactive sites. Companies that traditionally relied on surety bonds, corporate guarantees, cash equivalents, letters of credits, and insurance now find those instruments difficult to maintain, while under proposed regulatory rulemaking, the EPA proposes considers imposing even more financial responsibility requirements.
This webinar will focus on the types and structure of insurance products available to help industry meet these requirements and describe how they may even provide financial advantages over traditional products.
This webinar occurred on November 18, 2010 at 2:00 PM (EST).
Watch this webinar On-Demand.
Michael Jacapraro, Assistant Vice President with Zurich Environmental's Risk Management and Solutions group
Michael will chair this session and be joined by representatives of the insurance brokerage community. As an officer with Zurich, he is responsible for evaluating financial assurance liabilities and developing insurance solutions for a variety of industry and business classes. He has more than 20 years' experience in determining and quantifying environmental liability and risk management.
Janet Carl, J.D. – Senior Vice President
Janet Carl is Marsh’s Environmental Practice Leader for the Western part of the country. She is one of the few environmental brokers who is also an environmental attorney and has been an in-house Vice President of Environmental Affairs for a large manufacturer. Ms. Carl advises companies in assessing environmental risks and structuring environmental coverage to facilitate mergers & acquisitions, property transactions, redevelopments, Superfund clean-ups, liability buyouts and financial assurance.
Cliff Yeckes, P.G., MBA - Senior Vice President with the Willis National Environmental Practice
Cliff Yeckes, based in Denver, is a Senior Vice President with the Willis National Environmental Practice. He has 25 years of experience as an executive manager and senior technical professional in the mining, insurance, consulting environmental / engineering, and energy industries.
This live webinar occurred on November 18, 2010 and an on-demand version is now available by registering below.
Duration: 1 Hour