Lockton helps clients make information-based decisions, manage and measure your people solutions, and drive a competitive business advantage amid an increasingly complex landscape.

Measurement & Management

Lockton helps clients make information-based decisions, manage and measure your people solutions, and drive a competitive business advantage amid an increasingly complex landscape.

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Adeeb AlNaser

CEO, UAE, Lockton Insurance Brokers

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Sumit Kapur

People Solutions Director

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contact@mena.lockton.com

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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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Risk vs Reality: Why Companies in the GCC Should Differentiate Their Political Violence Cover

In today’s Global, volatile geopolitical environment, organisations across the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) are increasingly reviewing their insurance strategies, with a particular focus on enhancing political violence (PV) coverage. The rationale is understandable - boards and investors are increasingly calling for broad PV policies that they believe will safeguard their corporate social responsibility (CSR) priorities and, for listed firms, preserve investor confidence and secure capital commitments. Within this mindset is a belief that robust PV protection goes beyond merely addressing potential damages; it demonstrates to stakeholders and analysts a commitment to forward-thinking risk oversight, bolstering corporate governance and market positioning.In today’s Global, volatile geopolitical environment, organisations across the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) are increasingly reviewing their insurance strategies, with a particular focus on enhancing political violence (PV) coverage. The rationale is understandable - boards and investors are increasingly calling for broad PV policies that they believe will safeguard their corporate social responsibility (CSR) priorities and, for listed firms, preserve investor confidence and secure capital commitments. Within this mindset is a belief that robust PV protection goes beyond merely addressing potential damages; it demonstrates to stakeholders and analysts a commitment to forward-thinking risk oversight, bolstering corporate governance and market positioning.
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