Accessing high quality, cost effective employee benefits can be a challenge in a market often seen to be highly impersonal and transactional.

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Delivering high quality benefits that add value to your organisation and employees

Accessing high quality, cost effective employee benefits can be a challenge in a market often seen to be highly impersonal, complex and transactional. We recognise that you and your employees deserve an individual and tailored approach, no matter the industry, size or location.

Acting as your strategic trusted partner – we like to see ourselves as an extension of your team and business. We will work to understand the needs of your business in order to deliver integrated health and risk programs that add value for your organisation.

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A company’s most vital asset is its people. In order to attract and retain high quality staff, it is important to have a broad employee benefits package. It is even more important to ensure that in the event of the sickness, accident or death of an employee, that the company is able to support its employees in the most effective and responsive way. As businesses grow, the issues around employee benefits becomes more and more complex. Through a combination of discovery, investigation, understanding and analytics – allowing us to make firm business recommendations based on quality data and information – as well as our advisory and broking expertise, we deliver employee benefits programs that are aligned to your business goals and priorities. As a privately-owned company with no shareholders, we value our relationships and work first and foremost for you and your employees' best interests.

Our Products and Services

We have a wide range of products and services available.

Employee Benefits

  • Group Insurance - Life and Disability Solutions

  • Corporate Private Health Insurance

  • Accident and Health Insurance

  • Schemes and Affinity Solutions

  • Critical Illness Insurance

  • Claims Management

Advisory Services

  • Alternative risk financing solutions

  • Benchmarking and audit

  • Data analytics

  • Employee Benefit and Risk Program management

  • Employee wellbeing and wellness

  • Mergers and acquisitions, due diligence and harmonisation

  • Multi-national pooling and captives

  • Strategic benefit design

Partner Services

  • Retail Insurance Solutions

  • Kiwisaver & Superannuation Provider Review and Support

  • Mental and Financial Wellbeing programs

  • Employee Financial Wellbeing services

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Niall Martin

Head of Peoples Solutions, Lockton New Zealand
niall.martin@lockton.com
+64 21 909 224

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