Aon has expanded its proprietary Data Center Lifecycle Insurance Program by $1 billion, bringing total capacity to $2.5 billion. First introduced in 2025, the multi-line solution consolidates construction, cyber, cargo and operational coverage into a single offering. The enhancement responds to surging investment in cloud computing, AI and digital infrastructure, and addresses risks from ground-up construction through steady-state operations. Coverage now includes Construction All Risks and Delay in Start-Up, Operational Property Damage/business interruption up to $2.5 billion, cyber and Tech E&O protection up to $400 million, third-party liability to $100 million (excluding U.S. exposures) and project cargo insurance to $500 million. Integrated risk engineering and cyber impact modeling through Aon’s Global Risk Consulting team further strengthens clients’ ability to anticipate and mitigate exposures across the full data center lifecycle.

Drawing on commercial health claims for more than 192,000 GLP-1 users and 50 million covered lives from July 2022 to March 2025, Aon’s multi-year analysis reveals significant medical cost growth reductions and clinical benefits. Diabetes patients on GLP-1 therapies saw medical cost growth 6 percentage points lower than non-users at 30 months, improving to 9 points for those with ≥80 percent adherence; weight-loss users experienced 3 points lower cost growth at 18 months and 7 points for high adherence. Female users exhibited a 47 percent drop in hospitalizations for major cardiovascular events, roughly 50 percent lower incidence of ovarian cancer and 14 percent lower incidence of breast cancer versus non-users. The study underscores that consistent adherence is critical for maximizing both cost containment and health outcomes, with employers advised to couple coverage with programs that support sustained medication use.

The expanded DCLP and GLP-1 research reinforce Aon’s commitment to innovative risk capital and health solutions. For infrastructure investors, the enlarged insurance capacity addresses the growing scale and complexity of data center projects, reducing execution friction and enhancing resilience. For corporate clients and benefit managers, Aon’s GLP-1 findings offer actionable insights on long-term cost management and workforce wellbeing, particularly in sectors with high chronic disease prevalence. Together, these initiatives position Aon to capture demand in two high-growth areas—digital infrastructure insurance and employer health risk management—supporting its broader strategy to deliver integrated, analytics-driven solutions across risk and human capital domains.