Lockton helps identify and implement ways to improve care, provide better employee experiences, and increase understanding, engagement, satisfaction, and productivity.

Employee Experiences & Engagement

Lockton helps clients identify and implement ways to improve care; provide better employee experiences; and increase understanding, engagement, satisfaction and productivity.

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Adeeb AlNaser

CEO, UAE, Lockton Insurance Brokers

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Sumit Kapur

People Solutions Director

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Your people are unique. The way you support and engage them should be too. At Lockton, we combine global reach and expertise with a family-business mentality, working with you to build a solution that reflects your employees and truly sets you apart

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Lockton expands into Saudi Arabia, launching direct operations in Riyadh with a team of 20 specialists. Led by CEO Mohammad Al Abdul Jabbar, the move strengthens Lockton’s MENA presence and delivers tailored insurance solutions backed by global expertise.Lockton Expands into Saudi Arabia, Appoints Mohammad Al Abdul Jabbar as CEO

Protecting Tomorrow, Today: Rethinking Renewal Strategies for Sustainable Benefits

Renewing your company’s medical insurance isn’t just an administrative task, it’s a strategic opportunity to realign your benefits programme with workforce needs, market trends and financial goals. A proactive approach ensures your plan remains competitive, sustainable and valued by employees.Renewing your company’s medical insurance isn’t just an administrative task, it’s a strategic opportunity to realign your benefits programme with workforce needs, market trends and financial goals. A proactive approach ensures your plan remains competitive, sustainable and valued by employees.

Market Squeeze: How Rising Demand is Driving Higher Political Violence Costs and Tighter Capacity

In today’s evolving political violence (PV) insurance market, a mix of global and regional pressures are tightening reinsurance capacity and pushing up premiums. Whilst new entrants are adding fresh capacity this must be weighed against the need for sustainable prices in the face of growing risks. Global events such as regional conflicts, along with political unrest and targeted infrastructure hits, are generating losses for reinsurers in active zones – and this has a knock-on effect on terms and access for GCC-based clients.

In today’s evolving political violence (PV) insurance market, a mix of global and regional pressures are tightening reinsurance capacity and pushing up premiums. Whilst new entrants are adding fresh capacity this must be weighed against the need for sustainable prices in the face of growing risks. Global events such as regional conflicts, along with political unrest and targeted infrastructure hits, are generating losses for reinsurers in active zones – and this has a knock-on effect on terms and access for GCC-based clients.

As technology outages become the new normal, staying operational means staying vigilant

From cloud outages to cybersecurity failures, the digital backbone of modern business is under constant strain. Recent high-profile disruptions, including this week’s AWS outage, have exposed just how vulnerable organisations can be when critical systems go dark. These incidents aren’t isolated anomalies; they’re signals of a new status quo where technology-driven interruptions happen every day, with potentially far-reaching consequences.
In this environment, preparation and planning aren’t optional, they’re a must. Organisations can build resilience through risk assessments, incident response planning, and cyber insurance strategies that help mitigate the impact of inevitable outages.
From cloud outages to cybersecurity failures, the digital backbone of modern business is under constant strain. Recent high-profile disruptions, including this week’s AWS outage, have exposed just how vulnerable organisations can be when critical systems go dark. These incidents aren’t isolated anomalies; they’re signals of a new status quo where technology-driven interruptions happen every day, with potentially far-reaching consequences.
In this environment, preparation and planning aren’t optional, they’re a must. Organisations can build resilience through risk assessments, incident response planning, and cyber insurance strategies that help mitigate the impact of inevitable outages.
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