Aon said it has expanded the capacity available in it Data Center Lifecycle Insurance Program from $1 billion to $2.5 billion.
The expansion responds to accelerating global investment in cloud computing, artificial intelligence and digital infrastructure and increasing complexity of risks across the data center lifecycle, Aon said.
The program is a multiline insurance solution to support investors, developers, and operators of data center projects from construction to operation. It integrates construction, cyber, cargo, and operational risks with risk engineering and analytics.
“Managing risk throughout the data center lifecycle is a strategic imperative—these platforms drive innovation, connectivity and economic growth,” said 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 E&O coverage up to $400M, including DSU (damage
and non-damage), business interruption and 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 modelling available through Aon’s Global Risk
Consulting team.
This expansion of the DCLP builds upon Aon’s broader strategy to scale innovative Risk Capital solutions for digital infrastructure, Aon said.
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