Infrastructure Insurance Services

— RISK MANAGEMENT

Infrastructure

Smart risk management for complex risks.

Approach & impact

For any infrastructure entity the total cost of risk is a critical component.  Our experience shows us that our approach can help you by offering best in class service and discounts of 15 percent or more helping enhance the overall economic value of your company.

Lockton partners with Macquarie Insurance Facility (MIF), which has the largest aggregated buying program for infrastructure in the market.  With MIF we are able to supercharge your insurance program offering the most competitive terms & conditions and pricing.

For fund managers we use a NO DEAL-NO FEE approach to due diligence and an AT RISK/GAIN SHARE model to align our interests and drive the most from the market place. Our clients benefit from the resources of our expert teams around the world. We work closely with senior underwriting executives at the principal insurance carriers to promote the needs and interest of our clients, negotiate competitive insurance programs, and resolve complex claims. 

In addition to our core hubs, Infrastructure Insurance has access to the resources of  Lockton Global.  Lockton Global is a partnership with 37 privately owned independent brokers around the world. This partnership allows us to do business in more than 100 countries and better serve our clients.

Construction solutions

Construction Solutions are a critical piece of our package of expertise. Our team members have experience working with clients on large scale infrastructure projects around the world.

Public Private Partnerships (P3s)

P3s are becoming a growing trend and our team has critical experience. Builders of bridges, tunnels, and airports have turned to our team to deal with the intricacies of working with government agencies. We help clients navigate the often challenging insurance process due to the various interests involved in large scale projects.

Construction Due Diligence

Our experts manage the end-to-end process of your construction due diligence phase.  We provide you with a full report which can be used with your lenders. In that report we review construction agreements and provide affirmation of bid and financing compliance, produce pro-forma financials for total risk costs during the construction and operational phases. We also provide a proprietary risk matrix illustrating the principle construction and operational risks.

Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) and Financing negotiations

EPC negotiations may be a long and onerous process.  Our team provides support and consultation with lender advisors on your behalf. 

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