Our team of experienced reinsurance brokers, analysts and fully qualified actuaries, provide Lockton MENA clients with clear, sensible advice and updates from both the regional and international markets.

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Headquartered in Dubai's DIFC, our team of experienced reinsurance brokers, analysts and fully qualified actuaries, provide Lockton MENA clients with clear, sensible advice and updates from both the regional and international markets. Our understanding of the local market dynamics is unparalleled. Our duty is to deliver insightful research and feedback based on the latest developments and regulatory changes in your lines of business. As a result, we are able to to help you maintain solvency and protect your balance sheet. 

What we bring to your business

We are experts in structuring and placement of proportional and non proportional treaty reinsurance programmes for various classes of business including specialty lines. 

We provide expert advice in all facets of the placement experience with end to end servicing of the highest calibre.

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Gerard Monayer

Head of Treaty
Gerard.Monayer@lockton.com
+971 56 179 4338

Latest news and insights

The property fire risk of cars and associated enclosed parking areas has changed significantly over recent decades, increasing the risk of a large loss. Many modern vehicles have increased in size and incorporate bigger quantities of combustible materials such as plastics and other synthetic materials. New vehicle technologies have introduced innovative fuel sources such as electric batteries which can change the burning characteristics and required firefighting strategies. The design of car parks has also changed, introducing features such as sloped floors or technology to increase parking capacity such as car stackers.Inside Risk: Sprinkler protection in enclosed parking structures

Law firms: digital assets and blockchain risks

From blockchain-based payment systems to clients’ token offerings, law firms are increasingly finding themselves giving advice around digital assets, blockchain, and other forms of distributed ledger technology (DLT). Given the evolving regulatory landscape, law firms must be knowledgeable and straightforward on the advice they provide to clients.From blockchain-based payment systems to clients’ token offerings, law firms are increasingly finding themselves giving advice around digital assets, blockchain, and other forms of distributed ledger technology (DLT). Given the evolving regulatory landscape, law firms must be knowledgeable and straightforward on the advice they provide to clients.

London Market Report October 2024

We are pleased to introduce the first edition of Lockton’s Specialty London Market Report. The Specialty Division was formed 18 months ago to provide Lockton’s retail network and clients across the globe with support and advice from the full breadth of London’s Specialty teams.We are pleased to introduce the first edition of Lockton’s Specialty London Market Report. The Specialty Division was formed 18 months ago to provide Lockton’s retail network and clients across the globe with support and advice from the full breadth of London’s Specialty teams.

Reducing the cost of insuring firefighting aircraft

As the global climate shifts, wildfires are becoming more frequent and intense. The economic and environmental consequences can be devastating, and the need for effective firefighting aircraft has never been greater. Purpose-built firefighting aircraft and their pilots stand at the forefront of this battle, providing essential service in saving property, forestry, and lives, but traditional insurance models have made insuring these aircraft prohibitively expensive. It is essential that insurers, brokers, and insurance buyers work together to improve the insurance conditions for these operations as the need to fight wildfires is set to rise further. As the global climate shifts, wildfires are becoming more frequent and intense. The economic and environmental consequences can be devastating, and the need for effective firefighting aircraft has never been greater. Purpose-built firefighting aircraft and their pilots stand at the forefront of this battle, providing essential service in saving property, forestry, and lives, but traditional insurance models have made insuring these aircraft prohibitively expensive. It is essential that insurers, brokers, and insurance buyers work together to improve the insurance conditions for these operations as the need to fight wildfires is set to rise further.
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