Whether you are an early-years start-up bank, an international asset management firm, or anything in between, we will draw on decades of industry experience to help you transfer your particular exposures. Our financial risk insurance team work closely with you with you to build a complete understanding of your business, before designing a highly-personalised, agile programme that safeguards your assets, while supporting your growth aspirations.

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Safeguarding your business with bespoke risk solutions

The global financial insurance community faces a complex set of regulatory, operational and systemic risks that require highly-targeted advice and solutions in order to navigate. Lockton’s accomplished financial risks insurance team team will help you protect your corporate balance sheet and bring peace of mind to your executive board with bespoke insurance and risk programmes.

Whether you are an early-years start-up bank, an international asset management firm, or anything in between, we will draw on decades of industry experience to help you transfer your particular exposures. Our team work closely with you with you to build a complete understanding of your business, before designing a highly-personalised, agile programme that safeguards your assets, while supporting your growth aspirations.

Our strong relationships with leading insurers gives us unparalleled access to the best products on the market. And with dedicated account managers advocating for you at every stage, you can be confident that you are getting the best possible deal on your cover.

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Lockton Denmark Contacts

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Nicolaj Vinther Jartved

Head of Financial Lines, SVP
Nicolaj.jartved@lockton.com
+45 2928 0923

News and Insights

Both employers and employees in the UK are facing novel and evolving challenges for 2025 and beyond. Employers are being hit with changes from April that will increase costs of employment — requiring skilled planning and mitigation to minimise disruption. Three pressing issues for employers and their workforce in 2025

Lockton appoints Mark Jones as International Chief Financial Officer

Lockton, the world’s largest independent insurance broker, has appointed Mark Jones as its new International Chief Financial Officer (CFO), effective immediately.  Lockton, the world’s largest independent insurance broker, has appointed Mark Jones as its new International Chief Financial Officer (CFO), effective immediately.

Purpose-built student accommodation: addressing the unique construction risks

The UK’s purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) sector is under intense pressure to meet increasing demand, driven by rising student numbers and limited affordable housing options in university towns and cities. However, PBSA projects also face unique risks, particularly during the construction phase, when delays can disrupt academic year timelines, leading to financial losses far beyond typical construction projects.The UK’s purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) sector is under intense pressure to meet increasing demand, driven by rising student numbers and limited affordable housing options in university towns and cities. However, PBSA projects also face unique risks, particularly during the construction phase, when delays can disrupt academic year timelines, leading to financial losses far beyond typical construction projects.

Trade credit: bracing for economic uncertainty

UK businesses are anticipating significant challenges as the combined effects of increases to both National Insurance contributions and the National Minimum Wage create a perfect storm of financial headwinds. These changes - potentially compounded by disruption to global trade if US President Donald Trump presses ahead with tariffs - could spell trouble for many, with more labour-intensive sectors particularly exposed. The consensus is that UK businesses need to buckle-up for increased cash flow risks and an elevated risk of payment defaults. UK businesses are anticipating significant challenges as the combined effects of increases to both National Insurance contributions and the National Minimum Wage create a perfect storm of financial headwinds. These changes - potentially compounded by disruption to global trade if US President Donald Trump presses ahead with tariffs - could spell trouble for many, with more labour-intensive sectors particularly exposed. The consensus is that UK businesses need to buckle-up for increased cash flow risks and an elevated risk of payment defaults.
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