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Whether you own one property or a hundred, property insurance is essential to protect your assets. We can tailor a property program to suit your needs, covering your property, loss of income and increased working costs, ensuring interruption is kept to a minimum.

Globally Lockton are very experienced in the property insurance market - we have strong relationships that allow us to negotiate the best possible deal for you. 

Our knowledge of your business and your risk when entering the market delivers a result which remains consistently ahead of the market.

Lockton has delivered us unparalleled service and a considerable breadth of insurance advice. They have become one of our trusted professional advisors and really an extension of our team.
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Our Products and Services

We offer a range of products and services to compliment your property placement:

  • Program design placement

  • Primaries, quota share, excess layers

  • Wording reviews

  • Single and multi-peril policies

  • Catastrophe covers including wind, flood and earthquake

  • Risk management advice

  • Stand-alone terrorism and sabotage

  • War and political violence

  • Loss prevention

  • Business continuity planning

Key Contacts

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Stephen Cooper

General Manager, Property & Casualty, Australia
stephen.cooper@lockton.com
+61 401 322 358

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