Lockton offers offer a wide range of expert services designed to deliver insurance solutions for all types of Marine Hull and Liability risks. Serving maritime industries including offshore, cargo and logistics, ports and terminals, cruise and passenger, bulk and commodity traders, marine construction and commercial fishing, we are experts in marine insurance solutions.

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Solutions for all types of marine hull, cargo and liability risks

Lockton offers offer a wide range of expert services designed to deliver insurance solutions for all types of Marine Hull and Liability risks. Serving maritime industries including offshore, cargo and logistics, ports and terminals, cruise and passenger, bulk and commodity traders, marine construction and commercial fishing, we are experts in marine insurance solutions.

Specialization

● Ship repairers liability

● Transport operators liability

● Marine and casualty excess/umbrella liability

● Port and terminal operators liability

● Cargo and logistics

● Trade disruption

● Hull & Machinery

Meet our Marine Insurance Team

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Nino Sauler

Senior Vice President
Nino.Sauler@lockton.com
+63 917 545 1463

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Hanica Bayaborda See

Vice President, Client Services & Relationship Management
Hanica.Bayaborda@lockton.com

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Brian C. Fontanilla

Senior Manager, Deputy Head, Client Services
Brian.Fontanilla@lockton.com
+63 288 110 388

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Hye-Won "Eunice" Park

Vice President, Korean Accounts
Eunice.Park@lockton.com

General Inquiries

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info.philippines@Lockton.com

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