Mike Hoi is a highly experienced loss adjusting professional with over 30 years’ expertise in property and commercial claims across Hong Kong and the wider Asia region. As a Director at McLarens, he brings extensive technical knowledge and a strong track record in managing complex and high-value losses across a broad range of industries.
Mike has handled a wide variety of major property claims arising from fire, flood, typhoon, explosion, and civil disturbance events, with particular experience in manufacturing, retail, and commercial risks. His portfolio includes large-scale and technically demanding losses across Hong Kong, Mainland China, and Macau, demonstrating strong capability in managing multi-party and cross-jurisdictional assignments.
His experience spans the full lifecycle of claims, from initial investigation and causation analysis through to quantification, reporting, and resolution. Mike is recognised for delivering clear, practical, and well-reasoned outcomes, supported by strong technical expertise and a consistent, detail-oriented approach to complex claim scenarios.
Based in Hong Kong, Mike works closely with insurers, brokers, and technical specialists to coordinate claims efficiently and support timely resolution. His collaborative approach and deep regional experience enable him to navigate diverse regulatory environments and deliver consistent, high-quality service across the Asia market.
Mike holds a Diploma in Insurance Studies and is fluent in Cantonese, Mandarin, and English, supporting effective communication across a broad client and stakeholder base.
NOTABLE ASSIGNMENTS:
- 2019 Riot damage to cosmetic chain store in Hong Kong – HKD 20 million
- 2018 Typhoon damage to a beverage manufacturer in Macau – HKD 10 million
- 2017 Typhoon damage to an electronic gaming center in Macau – HKD 10 million
- 2014 Typhoon damage to a LCD panels manufacturer in China – HKD 150 million
- 2008 Flooding in a dried seafood warehouse – HKD 30 million
- 2002 Gas explosion in a private estate – HKD 5 million
- 2000 Fire in an electrical factory in China – HKD 30 million
- 1999 A fire fault claim in a handbag factory in China – HKD 10 million