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Changing weather, changing risk: how can data centres adapt to a rise in natural catastrophes?

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Data Centres

Changing weather, changing risk: how can data centres adapt to a rise in natural catastrop …

Global heating is moving beyond a future environmental concern to become a present-day business reality. For the data centre industry, the challenge is increasingly one of adaptation: understanding where exposures exist, reducing vulnerability where  …

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People Solutions

Retirement ready: how are employers changing their approach to pensions?

This September, Pension Awareness Month gave employers a timely opportunity to consider how their employees are engaging with their retirement future. For employers, simply fulfilling the legislative requirement of providing a pension scheme for auto …

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Lockton Marine 2026 P&I Report

​Welcome to the Lockton Marine 2026 P&I Report, where we have brought together the latest marine insurance intelligence in one place.​ What is happening in the P&I market? How have the clubs performed? And what can we expect at renewals?​ Find the an …

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Energy & Power

Energy & Power Market Update 2026

The energy and power insurance market remains firmly in buyers’ favor. Capacity is abundant, competition is intense and insurers continue to pursue growth across many classes. Combined with supportive reinsurance outcomes and generally healthy insure …

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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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