Technology adoption and AI expands addressable markets, access to capital: Aon CEO Case

Technology adoption and AI expands addressable markets, access to capital: Aon CEO Case

Technology adoption and AI expands addressable markets, access to capital: Aon CEO Case

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Publish Date: 2026-05-01 10:33:00

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Adoption of advanced technology and artificial intelligence are serving to expand addressable markets for the insurance and reinsurance industry, with digital infrastructure one example where data analytics are expected to help Aon access institutional sources of capital for its clients, CEO Greg Case explained today.

During Aon’s first-quarter 2026 earnings call today, Greg Case highlighted how his firm has embraced artificial intelligence (AI) within the business and also the risk capital opportunity presented by the digital infrastructure and data centre build-out.

Importantly, he explained that the adoption of AI and advanced technology helps Aon unlock more and more diverse sources of capital and capacity for clients, including from the institutional capital markets.

While the data centre opportunity is now being widely discussed in the insurance-linked securities (ILS) world, the other side of the AI story is how better analytics, data and ultimately the transparency this can provide around risks themselves, could be the key for unlocking larger sources of capital for the global insurance industry.

Case explained, “Embedding AI into advanced analytics and modelling are making insurance more relevant by accessing new capital. This narrows the gap between economic loss and insured loss, and increases the importance of firms that can design place and govern complex programmes.”

Moving on to the data centre opportunity Case continued, “A clear example of this dynamic is digital infrastructure, where AI computing is driving unprecedented global investment in data centres. These assets introduce complex construction, operational, catastrophe and cyber risk and exceed traditional insurance solutions.

“Our data centre lifecycle insurance programme, which we recently increased capacity by another billion to $3.5 billion, allows our firm to lead as a market-maker, bringing together coverage, large scale capacity and capital solutions across the full…

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