Totalis Specialty Group is expected to begin operations on January 1, 2027.

Aon held its second-quarter 2026 earnings call on July 29. Here are 13 takeaways, beginning with the company’s unusual view of AI strategy.

DCLP is a multi-line insurance solution designed to support data center projects from construction through ongoing operations.

He joins Aon from WTW.

Swiss Re Corporate Solutions is the first carrier to connect with Aon Broker Copilot through an API.

Aon has launched Contract AI, an AI platform designed to help insurers and brokers quickly analyze reinsurance contract exclusions and negotiate coverage terms.

Hawkins joins Aon from Compre.

Rupert Evans, Aon’s international head of credit and financial risks reinsurance, will relocate from London to New York to support clients and capacity providers across the U.S. and the Americas.

The platform will use structured data and algorithmic trading to connect brokers and insurers, allowing carriers to digitally define underwriting appetite and deploy capital more efficiently.

Initially piloted in November 2025, the platform has now been rolled out across North America, Asia Pacific, and several EMEA countries.

Climate Risk Monitor 3.0 is an updated version of its climate risk platform.

The program was launched last year.

The move reflects increasing complexity in financing and insuring large-scale infrastructure projects.

Demand rose by about 10% at the renewal, with insurers purchasing higher limits, additional frequency cover, and retention buy downs to support growth while protecting earnings.