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Insight
12.11.2019
Lockton strengthens Scotland team with senior hire at Aberdeen office
London, 12 November, 2019 – Lockton, the world’s largest privately held independent insurance broker, has appointed David Spence as an Account Executive at its Aberdeen office as it looks to grow its customer base across the North East of Scotland.
Insight - Real Estate and Construction
06.11.2019
An asset on the rise: Infrastructure
As time and technology have progressed, the term ‘infrastructure’ has broadened to encompass everything from water systems to data centres. Sharing similarities with real estate investing, it is now becoming part of the same conversations as traditional real estate investors seek longer-term returns.
Insight - Real Estate and Construction
06.11.2019
The curious case of the church roof repairs
The days when every landowner paid a tithe may be long gone, but the church can still rely on a medieval law to raise funds. An anomaly of property law in England and Wales is that owners of properties built on current or former church land can be liable to help fund urgent repairs to their local parish church. When this happened to a client of ours recently, they were glad they’d insured to cover the cost.
Insight
12.11.2019
Lockton strengthens Scotland team with senior hire at Aberdeen office
London, 12 November, 2019 – Lockton, the world’s largest privately held independent insurance broker, has appointed David Spence as an Account Executive at its Aberdeen office as it looks to grow its customer base across the North East of Scotland.
Insight - Real Estate and Construction
06.11.2019
An asset on the rise: Infrastructure
As time and technology have progressed, the term ‘infrastructure’ has broadened to encompass everything from water systems to data centres. Sharing similarities with real estate investing, it is now becoming part of the same conversations as traditional real estate investors seek longer-term returns.
Insight - Real Estate and Construction
06.11.2019
The curious case of the church roof repairs
The days when every landowner paid a tithe may be long gone, but the church can still rely on a medieval law to raise funds. An anomaly of property law in England and Wales is that owners of properties built on current or former church land can be liable to help fund urgent repairs to their local parish church. When this happened to a client of ours recently, they were glad they’d insured to cover the cost.