On January 14 in Dublin, Aon announced a $1 billion top-up to its Data Center Lifecycle Insurance Program (DCLP), bringing total capacity to $2.5 billion. First launched in 2025, DCLP now combines construction, cyber, cargo and operational risk coverages—from Construction All Risks and Delay in Start-Up to Operational Property Damage and Business Interruption—under a single, multi-line solution. The program also offers up to $400 million in cyber and tech E&O coverage, $100 million in third-party liability (ex-U.S.) and $500 million for project cargo, backed by integrated risk engineering and cyber impact modeling from Aon’s Global Risk Consulting team. Aon CEO Greg Case emphasized that as data centers become more capital-intensive and complex, clients need scale and certainty in risk capacity to support construction and steady-state operations, especially for projects driving AI, cloud and digital infrastructure growth.

On January 13 in Chicago, Aon released updated results from its multi-year analysis of U.S. commercial health claims covering 192,000 GLP-1 therapy users over July 2022–March 2025. The study found that high adherence (≥80%) to GLP-1 regimens lowered medical cost growth by nine percentage points at 30 months for diabetes indications and by seven percentage points at 18 months for weight-loss uses, versus non-users. Female GLP-1 users experienced a 47% reduction in hospitalizations for major cardiovascular events, a roughly 50% lower incidence of ovarian cancer and a 14% decline in breast cancer cases. Aon’s Health Risk Analyzer methodology also detected declines in hospitalizations for osteoporosis, rheumatoid arthritis and bariatric surgery among adherent users. With U.S. employer healthcare costs projected to rise 9.5% in 2026 and GLP-1 spend up 50% in 2025, these findings underscore material clinical and financial upside for corporate health plans.

These two initiatives illustrate Aon’s broader strategy to scale proprietary Risk Capital solutions alongside data-driven health analytics. The expanded DCLP aligns with Aon’s recent renewal of its Client Treaty facility, enhancing multi-line coverage for extended construction periods on complex tech projects. Meanwhile, Aon’s GLP-1 research leverages its Cost Efficiency Measurement and Health Risk Analyzer platforms across 50 million covered lives to quantify long-term cost savings and health improvements. By combining underwriting capacity with predictive analytics and advisory services, Aon aims to help investors, developers, employers and health plan sponsors anticipate and mitigate emerging risks—from digital infrastructure disruptions to chronic disease burdens—strengthening operational continuity and total workforce wellbeing.