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Welcome to Lockton Caribbean & Central America

Lockton Caribbean and Central America (CCA) now serves over 1000 policyholders in more than 35 countries and dependencies, handling over USD 250,000,000 in annualized premiums in the international market. The portfolio ranges from residential to governmental, with over USD 10 billion of Caribbean Windstorm Limit ‘in force’. This success, in just 4 years, has allowed us to expand our original offering, to now offer a fully integrated and dedicated, Energy, Financial and Specialty lines product suite, complemented by our regional Parametrics, Alternative Risk Transfer, Catastrophe Modelling, Engineering and Claims Control units. Combined with our Treaty colleagues at Lockton Re, we bring to market an unprecedented alignment of talent to navigate the market cycle.

Why partner with us

Lockton offers Wholesale & Facultative Reinsurance solutions in Miami and the region. Specializing in Property, Energy, and Casualty placements, the team extends expertise across all lines with deep knowledge of local insurance and reinsurance markets.

Fast facts:

  • 18 brokers with more than 250 years of experience working in the region.

  • Collectively, we have handled billions of dollars in premiums and claims from the region.

  • Multi-lingual, comfortable to trade in English, French or Spanish.

Key differentiators:

  • Transactional expertise at both a local and international market level.

  • Deep knowledge of the reinsurance arrangements of the local insurance markets.

  • Major Natural Catastrophe claims handling experience, most notably after 2017 following Hurricanes Irma & Maria.

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Lockton Caribbean & Central America Contacts

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Julian Pratt

Regional CEO for FAC
jepratt@lockton.com
+1 305 794 4147

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Tony Matta

Regional President for FAC
tmatta@lockton.com
+1 512 422 2266

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Simon Arden

Director of Lockton CCA
sarden@lockton.com
+1 305 432 1266

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Daniel Court

Head of Prof. & Financial Risk
dcourt@lockton.com
+1 786 309 0330

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Diego Monsalve

LACIS Head of Risk Practices & International Head of Parametric Solutions
dmonsalve@lockton.com
+1 561 690 5286

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Tiffany Delecluse

Director of Lockton CCA
tiffany.delecluse@lockton.com
+1 561 565 3044

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Jose de la Espriella

Director Facultative Central America
jose.espriella@lockton.com
+507 6652 5486

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Natalia Ferraiuoli

Broker Lockton CCA
natalia.ferraiuoli@lockton.com
+1 786 914 0157

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Carmen Jiminian

Director of Lockton CCA
Carmen.Jiminian@lockton.com
+1 786 761 6052

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Mario Martinez

Director of Lockton CCA, Head of Central America
Mario.Martinez@lockton.com
+1 786 761 6044

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Giuliano Montano

Director of Lockton CCA
gmontano@lockton.com
+1 305 432 1841

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Francisco Narvaez

Head of Claims Lockton CCA
FNarvaez@lockton.com
+1 305 812 0306

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