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How Architects and Engineers Can Manage Risks Associated with AI Adoption
Most construction markets in the Asia Pacific are forecast to achieve annual growth of 3% to 6% between 2026 and 2029 (1). AI adoption, rapid urbanization, infrastructure investment and sustainability requirements are challenging how architecture and …
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Powering the AI Boom: Building Resilient Data Centers for the Future
Some of the contents in this article were discussed during ‘Lockton Conversations: Building Resilient Data Centers’, held on 18 August 2026 and moderated by Qing Ling Chiam, Chief of Staff, Singapore. The AI boom is, in effect, fueling the data cente …
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Getting global mobility right before the suitcases are packed
For many organizations, international assignments have become less of a perk of corporate life and more of a strategic necessity. As companies look beyond their home markets in pursuit of growth, deploying talent across borders is a critical but comp …
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Carbon Credit Insurance: progressing from green hushing to credible disclosure
An increasing number of companies are choosing to limit or withhold public disclosure of their carbon offsetting activities. This approach, commonly referred to as ‘green hushing’, is an attempt by organisations to reduce external scrutiny of their E …
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Global cyber threat report: 2026
Cybersecurity in the wake of a new wave of risks AI-powered attacks. Escalating geopolitical tensions. Growing privacy liabilities. Increasing regulatory scrutiny. The forces reshaping cyber risk are multiplying. And so are the consequences for organ …
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Report: Mapping organisational exposure to geopolitical risk
Geopolitical instability has long been a feature of the global economy. Periods of conflict, political tension, and shifts in state behaviour have shaped the operating environment for multinational organisations. For the most part, however, these thr …
