The Lockton Malta team has extensive experience and understanding of our European domiciled clients' needs. 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.

Private ownership, long-term strategy drives double-digit growth for Lockton

Lockton's EOY resultsLearn more

1 / 4

Welcome to Lockton Malta

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.

Uncommonly Independent

We bring creative thinking and an entrepreneurial spirit to the insurance business and are uniquely positioned to help you succeed.

See our story

Sign up to our Europe Insight Newsletter

Stay informed about emerging risks and how to address them with our latest thought leadership content.

Register now

Lockton Malta Team

Placeholder image

Joanne Alamango

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

Placeholder image

Maria Farrugia

Associate
maria.farrugia@lockton.com

Placeholder image

Sonia Micallef ACII

Account Executive - Malta
sonia.micallef@lockton.com

General Inquiries

General enquiries

Lockton.Malta@lockton.com

Latest news and insights

Climate change poses several challenges for viticulture. Grapes are vulnerable to changes in temperature, precipitation, water availability, pests and diseases, and extreme weather events. Changes in weather patterns are becoming less predictable and they can have significant impacts on the yield, ripening, sugar content, acidity, phenolic compounds, and aroma of the grapes. Mitigating the climate change impact on vineyards

Inside Risk: Aerosols – managing the property fire risk

Aerosols are a familiar sight in our daily lives, providing the easy application of deodorant, cleaning materials, paint or other products in our home or workplace. However, aerosols can also contain flammable substances as well as pressurised flammable propellants, such as propane or butane which can easily ignite and lead to rapid fire spread. In a fire, containers can rupture, producing jets of flame and projectiles, spreading the fire, and making firefighting more difficult. The smoke from the resulting fire can pose additional health risks. Robust property loss controls are therefore needed to manage the storage and handling of aerosols.Aerosols are a familiar sight in our daily lives, providing the easy application of deodorant, cleaning materials, paint or other products in our home or workplace. However, aerosols can also contain flammable substances as well as pressurised flammable propellants, such as propane or butane which can easily ignite and lead to rapid fire spread. In a fire, containers can rupture, producing jets of flame and projectiles, spreading the fire, and making firefighting more difficult. The smoke from the resulting fire can pose additional health risks. Robust property loss controls are therefore needed to manage the storage and handling of aerosols.

The Lockton Marine Podcast - Episode 3

Anders Langeland Johannessen is joined by Dan Tadros, COO of the American Club, Filippo Fabbri, CEO of Lockton P.L. Ferrari and Oliver Hutchings, COO of Global Marine and Transportation at Lockton to discuss the dark fleet, it’s size and composition and what threat it poses to the rest of the world’s vessels and their insurers.Anders Langeland Johannessen is joined by Dan Tadros, COO of the American Club, Filippo Fabbri, CEO of Lockton P.L. Ferrari and Oliver Hutchings, COO of Global Marine and Transportation at Lockton to discuss the dark fleet, it’s size and composition and what threat it poses to the rest of the world’s vessels and their insurers.

Managing logistic firms’ risks as service offering expands

Logistics firms are extending their offering. They now provide end-to-end services, covering the complete logistics cycle: starting with procurement and distribution, transport, delivery to the customer and ending with return logistics. The evolution of the sector and its changing scope has far-reaching impact on logistics firms’ risk exposure. Logistics firms are extending their offering. They now provide end-to-end services, covering the complete logistics cycle: starting with procurement and distribution, transport, delivery to the customer and ending with return logistics. The evolution of the sector and its changing scope has far-reaching impact on logistics firms’ risk exposure.
See all news and insights

We're here to help

We bring creative thinking and an entrepreneurial spirit to the insurance business and are uniquely positioned to help you succeed.

Get in touch

Take me back to Lockton Europe homepage (opens a new window)