Headquartered in Singapore, our team of experienced reinsurance brokers, analysts and fully qualified actuaries aim to do exactly that, providing Lockton Re clients with clearly explained and sensible advice, fused with a flair for innovation and invention, from some of the best and brightest minds in the business.

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The fast-changing reinsurance world demands access to a nimble and client-focussed reinsurance broker: a true business partner who can bring real value to every deal and help you maintain your advantage in an increasingly competitive world.

Headquartered in Singapore, our team of experienced reinsurance brokers, analysts and fully qualified actuaries aim to do exactly that, providing Lockton Asia Reinsurance clients with clearly explained and sensible advice, fused with a flair for innovation and invention, from some of the best and brightest minds in the business.

New Ideas: New Concepts

At Lockton Asia Reinsurance, our entrepreneurial spirit flourishes at every level. We challenge ourselves to share new ideas and develop new concepts, gaining a reputation for delivering intelligent new reinsurance solutions for the benefit of our clients. Underpinning our broking service, we deliver insightful research on the latest developments in your lines of business; analysis of trends and opportunities; training and workshops; as well as regular actuarial and modelling reviews.

Our Services

We are experts in structuring and placement of reinsurance programmes for the following classes of business:

  • Complex Property (Layered Placements)

  • Parametric - Alternative Risk Transfer

  • Engineering & Construction (Conventional and Renewables)

  • Contractors' Plant and Machinery (Equipment)

  • Terrorism and Political Violence

  • Operational Power

  • Casualty

  • Financial Lines (including Cyber)

  • Marine

  • Energy (Onshore, Offshore, Upstream, Downstream and Renewables)

  • Coverholder & Underwriting Agency Services

  • Treaty

  • Project Specific Professional Indemnity (PSPI)

  • General and Commercial Liability

  • Products Liability and Recall

  • Environmental Impairment Liability (EIL)

  • Event Liability and Event Cancellation

Download our PV brochure

In uncertain times, businesses operating around the world face a multitude of threats. We recognize that traditional insurance solutions may not necessary provide the responsive and broad cover that businesses need.

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Download our Casualty brochure

In today’s ever-evolving world, risk is constantly developing and changing. Our Casualty and Specialty team is dedicated to provide bespoke Liability solutions to clients across industries, tailored to their specific insurance needs.

Lockton Asia Reinsurance (Casualty) Brochure
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Key Contacts

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Piers Hughes

Head of Placement -Asia
Piers.Hughes@lockton.com
+65 6326 9270

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Jonathan Miles

Regional Senior Vice President, Reinsurance APAC
jonathan.miles@lockton.com
+65 9647 0755

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Malcolm Chen

Regional Vice President – P&C Facultative
malcolm.chen@lockton.com
+65 9320 3510

General Inquiries

General Enquiries

enquiry@asia.lockton.com

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