Lockton Greater China, a dynamic and energetic team with over 200 associates in offices across major financial hubs, has only one goal – help you to mitigate risks so that you can focus on business development. From factories to franchises, power plants to professional firms, we work as your strategic partner and provide you directly with expert advice and world-class services based on our 30+ years of experience in local markets and excellent relationships with service providers around the world.

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Welcome to Lockton Greater China

Lockton Greater China, a dynamic and energetic team with over 200 associates in offices across major financial hubs, has only one goal – help you to mitigate risks so that you can focus on business development. From factories to franchises, power plants to professional firms, we work as your strategic partner and provide you directly with expert advice and world-class services based on our 30+ years of experience in local markets and excellent relationships with service providers around the world.

Our vast global network means Lockton team is empowered to assist multinational companies investing in China and local enterprises expanding outwards. We embrace our clients’ challenges as our own, promise to deliver the best results and protect their interests at every turn in an increasingly complex global environment.

三十多年来， 我们积极拓展中国业务，办事处 遍布主要金融中心。 诺德大中华区的专业团队提供订制化的服务， 为世界各行各业的客户管理本地、 地区性和全球保险方案。

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Lockton Greater China Contacts

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Alex Yip

Chief Executive Officer - Greater China

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Irene Tong

Deputy CEO - Hong Kong
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Sam Sio

Deputy CEO - Hong Kong
sam.sio@lockton.com

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Darwin Gu

SVP, Head of Shanghai & Guangdong
darwin.gu@lockton.com

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Tessie Tang

SVP, Head of Beijing
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Lawrence Li

General Manager - Taiwan
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Johnny Ip

General Manager - Macau
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