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Economic conditions, market volatility, regulatory scrutiny and corporate governance: when you are being pulled in all directions, we help you protect your interests. Effective insurance and risk management is not about the product – it’s about what it lets you do. We are here to help you with the bigger commercial picture. We strive to know you and your stakeholders, which provides us with an insight into your exposures and what drives your decision-making. Our industry has seen many new and challenging regulations over the last few years and this trend will only continue. Our team constantly considers these challenges to our clients and we will always provide innovative changes to our coverage offerings to ensure the most up to date and appropriate policy(s) of insurance are provided to our Financial Institution clients.

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  • Directors & Officers (D&O)

  • Crime (BBB) including loss of digital (crypto) assets

  • Cyber Insurance

  • Employment Practices Liability (EPL)

  • Financial Specie

  • Transactional Risks

  • Pension Trustee Liability

  • Mortgage Impairment

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Key Contacts - ProExec Greater China

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Melody Qian

SVP - Professional and Executive Risk - Greater China
Melody.Qian@lockton.com
+852 2250 2672

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Terry Tang

Senior Vice President - Greater China
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+852 2250 2823

Melvyn Ford - Senior Consultant - GPFR Hong Kong

Melvyn Ford

Senior Vice President, Client Strategy and Relationship Management
melvyn.ford@lockton.com
+852 2250 2675

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Kevin Wong

Vice President - Professional and Executive Risk - Greater China
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+852 2250 2886

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