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Lockton appoints Hanmant Dudle as Senior Director for Property & Construction in India

Engineering insurance veteran brings over 20 years of underwriting expertise to lead specialised practice.
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Lockton has appointed Hanmant Dudle as Senior Director, Property & Construction in India, the insurance broker announced on LinkedIn on Friday.

He joins from Howden, bringing with him over two decades of experience in engineering underwriting, including specialty expertise across oil & gas, energy, and infrastructure sectors. Before joining Howden, he spent eight years at ICICI Lombard and also gained experience working at Marsh.

“Hanmant brings a unique blend of hands-on technical expertise and strategic risk management proficiency to the team,” Lockton said in its announcement. “He will be key in supporting complex projects and enhancing resilience at both operational and financial levels”

Dudle’s appointment continues Lockton’s strategic expansion in India, following the recent naming of Darshan Parikh as Senior Director for Corporate Solutions and Girish Mantri as Chief Financial Officer for India.

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Banner for 22nd SIRC: 'Capacity to Capability'—Building resilience through innovation; futuristic city skyline with a glowing highway; Nov 1–5, 2026 at Sands Expo & Convention Centre.
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