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The Lockton Malta team are empowered to make decisions quickly and are agile, proactive and driven in approach. We forge long-term partnerships that count for more than the value of any fee arrangement. We act as strategic partners, contributing to the success of your business beyond the obvious provision of insurance cover.

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Lockton Malta Team

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Joanne Alamango

CEO - Lockton Malta
joanne.alamango@lockton.com
+356 2779 5708

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Maria Farrugia

Associate
maria.farrugia@lockton.com

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Sonia Micallef ACII

Account Executive - Malta
sonia.micallef@lockton.com

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Lockton Companies, the world’s largest independent insurance broker, today announces the appointment of Mark Drummond-Brady to the Board of Lockton International as Non-Executive Director, effective immediately.Lockton appoints Mark Drummond-Brady as Non-Executive Director of Lockton International

Inside Risk: Mitigating the risks of roof mounted photovoltaic systems

The use of photovoltaic (PV) systems to generate clean sustainable energy is well established within the built environment, with installations becoming more of a ‘norm’, rather than an exception. However, the installation of PV systems to a building can introduce new hazards which may increase the likelihood or severity of a loss. The use of photovoltaic (PV) systems to generate clean sustainable energy is well established within the built environment, with installations becoming more of a ‘norm’, rather than an exception. However, the installation of PV systems to a building can introduce new hazards which may increase the likelihood or severity of a loss.

New EU regulation on cultural goods: risk implications and guidance

New EU regulations to be introduced in June 2025 will ban cultural goods illegally exported from third countries from entering the EU. In addition, any party who imports cultural goods that originated outside the EU will face heightened due diligence requirements. The regulations are set to have a profound impact on dealers, collectors, and cultural institutions. Engaging with provenance research, legal advisors, and insurance professionals will be essential for anyone trading or collecting art.New EU regulations to be introduced in June 2025 will ban cultural goods illegally exported from third countries from entering the EU. In addition, any party who imports cultural goods that originated outside the EU will face heightened due diligence requirements. The regulations are set to have a profound impact on dealers, collectors, and cultural institutions. Engaging with provenance research, legal advisors, and insurance professionals will be essential for anyone trading or collecting art.

Inside Risk: Sprinkler protection in enclosed parking structures

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.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.
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