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Inside Risk: Mitigating the risks of roof mounted photovoltaic systems

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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  …

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New EU regulation on cultural goods: risk implications and guidance

Some of the contents of this article were originally delivered during a panel discussion hosted by Lockton on 11th October 2024. New EU regulations to be introduced in June 2025 will ban cultural goods illegally exported from third countries from ent …

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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 mate …

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Webcast Replay — Trends in Digital Asset Regulation, Tokenization, and More

The digital asset space is slowly approaching the regulatory clarity it has long sought, but some work remains to be done, panelists said during a recent webcast hosted by Lockton’s Emerging Asset Protection (LEAP) team. In the U.K., the Financial Co …

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Space insurance: the promise of in-orbit repair

The market for insuring satellites in orbit has seen many developments, but space itself continues to be a challenging environment. The satellites we launch to space must survive years of intense solar radiation, damaging vacuum conditions and temper …

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Mitigating the climate change impact on vineyards

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 …

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