Lockton Advisory’s Actuarial & Analytics team offers clients a full suite of services including catastrophe modeling (including RMS, AIR and other models), hazard mapping, scenario analysis, reinsurance pricing and optimization, market research and benchmarking, capital modeling and risk management support. Together with our broking team we enable clients to fully consider the capital, income, regulatory and rating agency implications of all risk transfer transactions.

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    Lockton Advisory’s Analytics team offers clients a full suite of services including retail modelling, catastrophe modelling (including RMS, AIR and other bespoke models), reinsurance pricing & optimisation, actuarial services, market research and benchmarking, capital modelling and risk management support. In unison with the broking team, Lockton Advisory’s Analytics enables clients to fully consider the capital, financial, regulatory and rating agency implications of all risk transfer transactions.

    Expertise

    The Lockton Advisory Analytic team has significant expertise that spans the full risk, exposure and capital management spectrum, enabling us to identify the optimal solution to meet our clients’ requirements. This expertise covers the areas of:

    • Catastrophe

      • Catastrophe modelling

      • Hazard mapping

      • Realistic Disaster Scenario analysis

    • Corporate

      • Insurance optimisation

      • Risk tolerance setting

      • Realistic Disaster Scenario analysis

      • Financial institution operational risk analysis

    • Insurance

      • Rating agency advisory

      • Insurance pricing

      • Market entry

    • Reinsurance

      • Reinsurance pricing

      • Reinsurance structuring optimisation

      • Market research/benchmarking

    • Specialty Modelling

      • Terrorism

      • Cyber

      • Agriculture

      • Pandemics

    • Alternative Risk Transfer

      • Retrospective / prospective structured financing solutions

      • Bespoke Parametric solutions

      • Protected investment returns

    • Captives

      • Optimisation

      • Total cost of risk transfer

      • Premium cost allocation

    • Actuarial & Regulatory

      • Actuarial due diligence

      • Capital modelling

      • Risk management analysis / support

    Key Contacts

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    John Philipsz

    Chief Executive Officer, Lockton Advisory
    john.philipsz@lockton.com
    +61 476 265 752

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    Russell Hails

    Partner
    russell.hails@lockton.com
    +61 472 501 065

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    Max Garratt

    Partner
    max.garratt@lockton.com
    +61 467 838 166

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    Adrian Chappel

    Manager
    adrian.chappel@lockton.com
    +61 448 060 194

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