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Aon launches AI governance assessment tool
’As boards, regulators and stakeholders seek greater visibility into how AI is being deployed and governed, organisations need a clearer understanding of their AI maturity, control environment and exposure,’ says global risk consulting leader
Aon expands capacity for data centre to $5bn
’Digital infrastructure has become one of the most important and capital-intensive asset classes in the global economy,’ says chief executive
Aon promotes for new global head of political and war risk
’He brings deep market expertise, a strong understanding of client needs and a proven ability to lead across diverse markets,’ says co-chief executive
High Five: Catch up on the biggest stories this week
Insurance Times rounds up the top five stories making headlines across the market from 15 to 19 June 2026
The biggest people moves this week
Insurance Times rounds up the most significant appointments, hires and leadership developments from 15 to 19 June 2026
Aon Commercial Risk appoints UK construction leader from Marsh
’He will further enhance our ability to deliver tailored and client-focused solutions,’ says UK chief executive
In Focus: How can insurers stay relevant as captives grow in the UK?
As captive arrangements become more popular in the UK, insurers, brokers and regulators are considering how these models can help corporates tackle emerging and complex risks. But as the risk retention versus transfer conversation evolves, how can insurers tap into captives to remain relevant and support underwriting?
Briefing: Overarching soft reinsurance market at 1/1 sets out insurer opportunities for 2026
Broker chief executive describes 2026 as ‘a year of enormous possibilities’, with falling reinsurance rates giving primary insurers scope to explore their strategic options
Top 50 Brokers: Which brokers were flying high in 2025?
After reviewing the top 50 brokers’ data for 2025, consulting firm MarshBerry selects its best performers over the last 12 months
Briefing: Ex-Lloyd’s chief executive still to find a home after AIG split
Former Lloyd’s leader has showcased inconsistency in career prospects after declining Aon and AIG advances – but what is the reasoning behind this and what could be next for Neal?
Revealed – the best and worst gender pay gaps at UK brokers
Briefing: High profile attacks represent penetration opportunity for cyber market
The Big Question: How can brokers support directors to navigate new regulations and mitigate the risk of D&O claims?
Ukraine’s resilience poses questions for insurers for when the war ends
Jane Kielty: Aon leverages expertise and scale to ‘join the dots’ for clients
’We’re creating new solutions where they didn’t exist before to help clients solve problems,’ says broker’s UK chief executive
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