Aon Enhances Data Center Lifecycle Insurance Program with $2.5 Billion Expansion

Aon has announced a significant expansion of its Data Center Lifecycle Insurance Program, increasing the available capacity from $1 billion to an impressive $2.5 billion. This strategic move is a direct response to the rapidly growing global investments in cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and digital infrastructure, as well as the increasing complexity of risks associated with the data center lifecycle.

The Data Center Lifecycle Insurance Program is designed as a multiline insurance solution that supports investors, developers, and operators involved in data center projects from the construction phase through to operational management. This comprehensive program integrates various types of risks, including construction, cyber, cargo, and operational risks, along with risk engineering and analytics.

“Managing risk throughout the data center lifecycle is a strategic imperative—these platforms drive innovation, connectivity, and economic growth,” stated Greg Case, president and CEO of Aon. “As these facilities become more critical and complex, building resilience into their infrastructure is essential for the broader business ecosystem. Aon is committed to helping clients anticipate risks, strengthen operational continuity, and invest in the future of digital infrastructure with confidence.”

Key Features of the Data Center Lifecycle Insurance Program include:

• Up to $2.5 billion in coverage for Construction All Risks, Delay in Start-Up (DSU), and Operational Property Damage/Business Interruption.
• Cyber, Cyber Property Damage, and Tech Errors & Omissions (E&O) coverage up to $400 million, including DSU (damage and non-damage), business interruption, and Service Level Agreement (SLA) violations.
• Third-party liability coverage up to $100 million (excluding U.S. exposures).
• Project cargo and transport insurance up to $500 million.
• Integrated risk engineering and cyber impact modeling available through Aon’s Global Risk Consulting team.

This expansion of the Data Center Lifecycle Insurance Program builds upon Aon’s broader strategy to scale innovative Risk Capital solutions for digital infrastructure. By enhancing their offerings, Aon aims to provide clients with the tools necessary to navigate the evolving landscape of digital risks effectively.

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Data Driven
Aon

Aon has announced a significant expansion of its Data Center Lifecycle Insurance Program, increasing the available capacity from $1 billion to an impressive $2.5 billion. This strategic move is a direct response to the rapidly growing global investments in cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and digital infrastructure, as well as the increasing complexity of risks associated with the data center lifecycle.

The Data Center Lifecycle Insurance Program is designed as a multiline insurance solution that supports investors, developers, and operators involved in data center projects from the construction phase through to operational management. This comprehensive program integrates various types of risks, including construction, cyber, cargo, and operational risks, along with risk engineering and analytics.

“Managing risk throughout the data center lifecycle is a strategic imperative—these platforms drive innovation, connectivity, and economic growth,” stated Greg Case, president and CEO of Aon. “As these facilities become more critical and complex, building resilience into their infrastructure is essential for the broader business ecosystem. Aon is committed to helping clients anticipate risks, strengthen operational continuity, and invest in the future of digital infrastructure with confidence.”

Key Features of the Data Center Lifecycle Insurance Program include:

• Up to $2.5 billion in coverage for Construction All Risks, Delay in Start-Up (DSU), and Operational Property Damage/Business Interruption.
• Cyber, Cyber Property Damage, and Tech Errors & Omissions (E&O) coverage up to $400 million, including DSU (damage and non-damage), business interruption, and Service Level Agreement (SLA) violations.
• Third-party liability coverage up to $100 million (excluding U.S. exposures).
• Project cargo and transport insurance up to $500 million.
• Integrated risk engineering and cyber impact modeling available through Aon’s Global Risk Consulting team.

This expansion of the Data Center Lifecycle Insurance Program builds upon Aon’s broader strategy to scale innovative Risk Capital solutions for digital infrastructure. By enhancing their offerings, Aon aims to provide clients with the tools necessary to navigate the evolving landscape of digital risks effectively.

Topics
Data Driven
Aon