Lockton Retirement Consultancy provides you and your team with comprehensive Retirement solutions including expert review and services powered by our quality providers. We offer a range of products and services to meet business insurance needs around the world.

— PEOPLE SOLUTIONS

Retirement Consultancy Services

Have you reviewed your company’s Retirement schemes recently, including MPF and ORSO schemes?

Lockton offers comprehensive retirement consulting services, encompassing plan review, comparison, evaluation and analysis. Our team assists you in closely monitor your schemes’ performance, strategizing effectively, and achieving improved outcomes for your employees.

How Lockton Can Help

Lockton works with major MPF trustees and service providers. Clients can feel confident that we will find the best scheme administrator, custodian, or investment manager to fit their needs.

Our ongoing services:

  • Regular MPF Market Updates

  • Annual Scheme Review

  • MPF/ ORSO Schemes Consolidation

  • Introduce Flexible Retirement Scheme Arrangement

  • Customized Member Briefing Session

  • MPF Day

  • MPF Post-employment Service

Trusted Advisor

As your MPF intermediary, Lockton assists your management and HR teams throughout the scheme review and provider selection process. We support clients across various industries, optimize their benefit programs and retain talents in today’s competitive market.

Download our latest MPF Survey Results

The results are in! Our survey features data from around 120 companies across various industries. Discover the key insights from the 2024 Lockton Hong Kong MPF Survey, conducted from February to June 2024 here.

Lockton's 2024 MPF Survey Report
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Key Contacts - Hong Kong

Jackie Chan - Assistant Vice President, Employee Benefits Hong Kong

Jackie Chan

Vice President - People Solutions
jackie.chan@lockton.com

Vicky Yip - Account Manager, People Solutions - Hong Kong

Vicky Yip

Account Manager - People Solutions
vicky.yip@lockton.com

Manus Chan - SVP, People Solutions, Greater China, Hong Kong - Consulting and Innovation

Manus Chan

Senior Vice President - People Solutions - Greater China
manus.chan@lockton.com

General Inquiries

General Enquiries

LocktonPeopleSolutions.HK@lockton.com

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