Charles Taylor expands Latam adjusting presence

Charles Taylor has opened a new adjusting office focused on the natural resources sector in Rio de Janeiro.

The company’s Natural Resources Team, which offers tailored services for complex claims in the energy, mining and natural resource sectors, will be run by Manuel Tarantino.

Stephen Thorpe, global head of Natural Resources for the adjusting division of Charles Taylor, commented: "The strengthening of our presence in Latin America underscores our dedication to providing best-in-class services where our clients need us most. Manuel’s expertise, combined with our global resources, will ensure that we deliver exceptional support to clients operating in one of the world’s most vital resource hubs."

Manuel Tarantino, director of the Rio de Janeiro office, added: "I am delighted to take on this new role and to reinforce Charles Taylor’s efforts in Brazil and Latin America. This region is a vibrant and essential part of the global energy and natural resources landscape and I look forward to supporting our clients with the expertise and solutions they need to succeed."

Latin America is a key market for energy and natural resources, home to abundant reserves of oil, gas and minerals, as well as a growing focus on renewable energy.



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