The Risk Transfer Dilemma

Risk transfer is a critical component of construction projects—but it may not always be clearly understood.

As projects become more complex and claim activity evolves, construction firms are often evaluating which risks can be transferred, which can be mitigated, and which ultimately may be retained.

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See how contractual risk transfer may shift responsibility across project stakeholders and where gaps and overlaps may arise. This can help evaluate:  
  • Contractual risk transfer: How contracts may be used to shift responsibility between parties
  • Allocation of risk: Which risks may be transferred versus retained  
  • Gaps and overlaps: Where responsibility may be unclear or duplicated  
  • Business considerations: How risk allocation may influence negotiations and project decisions  

If you’re evaluating how risk is structured across your projects, you may benefit from a conversation with a Risk Advisor.

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