Media Releases

Insurers paid out $30+ billion due to natural catastrophes in the first six months of the year

United States records $2.3 billion+ economic loss from severe weather events during month

This is the second of several regional coalitions Aon will be rolling out globally in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic

Firm selects Voya Financial as recordkeeper and utilizes own investment expertise to help create higher performing, more efficient 401(k) plans

Coalition to focus on how organizations work, travel and convene in wake of the COVID-19 pandemic

Slight rise in claim frequency offset by average claim size falling from more than USD50,000 in 2018 to USD48,709 in 2019

US economic losses from severe weather exceeded $4bn in May

More than $350 million paid to Aon clients by representations and warranties insurance carriers

The new domain will help reveal critical cyber vulnerabilities due to an increase in remote working

Latest Research on Intellectual Property Management for Manufacturers Reveals IP is Undervalued and Underinsured

Aon’s interactive analytics tool allows organizations to help manage Total Cost of Risk and track quarterly performance as part of an Enhanced Casualty Value Proposition

Seasonal flooding leaves nearly 300 dead around the globe

U.S. severe thunderstorms expected to prompt insured payouts topping USD800 million

- Aligns Aon United and Willis Towers Watson growth strategies to accelerate innovation from both organizations to benefit clients

- Growth fueled by retiree Medicare exchange

- Aon to name a single CEO of each of its four regions who are responsible for bringing the best of the firm to clients by accelerating execution on its Aon United Blueprint.

- Aon placed #71 in the Top 100 Employers list for 2020 as determined by the most inclusive employers in Britain by lesbian, gay, bi and trans equality charity Stonewall

Major hailstorms in Australia add to insurance industry payouts as wildfires persist

Over the last decade, natural catastrophes have resulted in global economic losses of USD2.98 trillion. Only USD845 billion of this has been insured, creating a protection gap of 72%.

Over the last decade, natural catastrophes have resulted in global economic losses of USD2.98 trillion. Only USD845 billion of this has been insured, creating a protection gap of 72%.