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The right structure for your
acquisition strategy.

Buy-side and sell-side RWI across transaction sizes — from a single platform buyout to a year-long program of add-ons — placed by people who have sat on the deal side of the table.

Buying one business

Buyer-side RWI

Coverage for a single acquisition, tailored to the transaction and your diligence.
  • Compare coverage, exclusions, retention, and cost
  • Policy wording reviewed with your counsel through binding
Buying repeatedly

Portfolio programs

Agreed terms for qualifying repeat acquisitions.
  • Potential premium and fee efficiencies across a program
  • The published example: five $5–25M deals, $575K placed separately versus $340K as a program — premiums and underwriting fees only.

Taxes, filings, and any wholesale placement fee are separate.

Selling a smaller business

Seller protection

For eligible transactions under $30M — the seller is insured.
  • Coverage for the seller’s liability on covered breaches
  • May help reduce an escrow, subject to buyer agreement

Program and seller-protection figures are the firm’s published illustrations — subject to insurer approval and underwriting, not a quote

How we work

Senior attention.
Specialist support.

i.

WolfTRI leads

The placement is led here — coordinated with your existing counsel and advisers, who keep their roles.

ii.

Wholesale expertise

Our wholesale broker’s RWI-only specialist team supports insurer engagement, placement, and servicing.

iii.

Support beyond closing

The placement record stays here, and we stay involved if a potential claim arises — with no additional WolfTRI fee for that support.

Transaction structures · experience at prior firms
Platform buyoutsAdd-onsCarve-outsTake-privatesMergers of equalsCross-border
From the research

Three papers to read
before your next LOI.

No. 08

Portfolio RWI programs

A framework agreed with one insurer for a series of repeat acquisitions, and the arithmetic for comparing it with one-off placements.
Read the opening →
No. 06

The buyer’s policy, explained

A publicly filed buy-side M&A policy form, clause by clause, in plain English.
Read the opening →
No. 07

Small-deal transaction liability

Seller-side protection for eligible smaller transactions. Pricing, coverage, and binding timing depend on insurer approval.
Read the opening →
Thought leadership
Oct 2026

US RWI and UK W&I

A buyer’s comparison of typical starting positions on coverage and disclosure, seller recourse above the policy limit, and choosing the coverage limit.
Read the briefing →
Before your next LOI

No-cost RWI indications
to inform your bid.

Preliminary and non-binding; availability and terms are subject to insurer requirements.

Already underway? Tell us your timetable and the questions still open.

Start the conversation → See the cost example