The enhanced program integrates construction, property, and operational coverage, supported by a panel of A-rated insurers from Lloyd’s and other global markets. By embedding engineering expertise earlier into the development process, the firm intends to mitigate transition risks and improve the bankability of large-scale projects. Joe Peiser, CEO of Risk Capital for Aon, noted that the expansion addresses the need for greater insurance capacity as clients navigate increasingly complex data center portfolios.
Aon Scales Data Center Insurance Capacity to $5 Billion
As global demand for artificial intelligence and hyperscale computing drives massive capital investment, Aon has expanded its Data Center Lifecycle Insurance Program to $5 billion. The upgrade aims to provide developers with deeper risk intelligence and broader coverage across the entire lifespan of complex digital infrastructure projects.
Beyond core property and construction insurance, the program now offers specialized tiers including $400 million in cyber and technology errors and omissions coverage, $500 million for project cargo, and $1 billion for terrorism risks. Aon is also leveraging its global risk consulting division to provide advisory services on climate, environmental, and security threats. This evolution follows a previous increase to $3.5 billion, reflecting the rapid acceleration of cloud computing and the heightened capital intensity of modern digital assets.
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