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There is always something exciting happening at Lockton. Here are just a few from our newsroom.
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CYBER
Global cyber threat report: 2026
Cybersecurity in the wake of a new wave of risks AI-powered attacks. Escalating geopolitical tensions. Growing privacy liabilities. Increasing regulatory scrutiny. The forces reshaping cyber risk are multiplying. And so are the consequences for organ …
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Private Clients
Avoiding ‘crash for cash’ incidents
Not all crashes happen by accident. ‘Crash for cash’ scams are a type of fraud, in which criminals stage an accident, often with innocent road users, to profit from fraudulent insurance claims. There are several ways that criminals may seek to cause …
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Report: Mapping organisational exposure to geopolitical risk
Geopolitical instability has long been a feature of the global economy. Periods of conflict, political tension, and shifts in state behaviour have shaped the operating environment for multinational organisations. For the most part, however, these thr …
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People Solutions
Connected intelligence: insights from the 2026 Global Benefits Forum
At our Global Benefits Forum in London, HR leaders, consultants, and risk specialists came together to explore how employee benefits can keep pace with corporate dynamics that are becoming harder to predict and sometimes more difficult to align. The …
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Management Liability
AI risks: what directors and officers need to know
All new technologies carry risk when introduced on an enterprise level, and artificial intelligence (AI) is no exception. Directors and officers may find themselves in the crosshairs should negative repercussions arise from the use of such tools. To …
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Real Estate & Construction
Mines and minerals insurance: deepening your protection
Access to critical minerals has become a strategic priority for governments across the globe. In the UK this has reactivated interest in what lies beneath the land, across the country. Why minerals now matter for UK real estate The UK Government’s V …
