Directors & Officers Liability: Protects individuals and the company from claims arising from wrongful acts in their official capacities. Private Equity/Asset Management Fund Liability: Coverage tailored for private equity and asset management firms against specific risks associated with fund management. Cyber Risk/Network Security & Privacy Liability: Insurance that safeguards against data breaches, cyberattacks, and privacy violations. Financial Services Professional Liability: Protects financial service providers from claims related to professional negligence. Errors & Omissions (E&O): Coverage for professionals against claims of inadequate work or negligent actions. Technology E&O: Specifically designed for technology companies, covering claims related to errors or omissions in technology services. Intellectual Property Liability: Protects against claims of infringement on intellectual property rights. Media Liability: Coverage for claims arising from media-related activities, including defamation and copyright infringement. Employment Practices/Wage & Hour Liability: Protects against claims related to employment practices, including wrongful termination and wage disputes. Crime/Fidelity/Social Engineering: Coverage for losses due to criminal acts, including fraud and social engineering schemes. Kidnap, Ransom, & Extortion: Insurance that provides coverage for incidents involving kidnapping, ransom demands, and extortion threats.

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Professional and Executive Risk

Understand your Exposure, Reduce your Risk, and Stay Compliant

As Asian economies continue to grow and increase their connectivity with the rest of the world they are facing new risk factors that they have yet to  encounter. A wealthier and more litigious middle class, heightened shareholder expectations, scrutiny of directors performance and an increased reliance on technology all present new exposures that cannot be easily managed without the backup of insurance.

Professional and Financial Risks (PROFIN) is our international practice devoted exclusively to the management of these exposures. We are part of a global team of more than 100 experienced and specialized professionals around the world that helps clients manage boardroom and financial risk.

With PROFIN you have access to some of the most savvy professional and executive liability experts. We will work with clients to help translate the firm's story into a marketable program to protect the company. Our teams place more than $500 million worldwide in executive liability premiums annually, and we have earned the respect of the leading insurance markets.

We start by reviewing your business and key issues. We analyze benchmarks and market trends to identify opportunities to improve your existing program and ask probing questions to understand your risk appetite, so we find just the right fit. Then we negotiate cutting-edge, custom-designed terms and conditions to meet your unique needs.

Our products and services

  • Professional Indemnity

  • Management Liability

  • Financial Institutions

  • Cyber and Technology

  • Transactional Risks

  • Healthcare Liability

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
Terry.Tang@lockton.com
+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
kevin.wong@lockton.com
+852 2250 2886

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