Aon is aggressively scaling its Data Center Lifecycle Insurance Program, a product that didn’t even exist before mid-2025 and has already undergone multiple capacity expansions. The program launched with $1.5B in capacity and has grown to $3.5B as of April 2026.
From $1.5B to $3.5B in under a year
Aon’s Data Center Lifecycle Insurance Program, or DCLP, was designed to solve a specific problem for data center developers. Traditionally, insuring a hyperscale data center meant stitching together separate policies for construction, operational risk, business interruption, and cyber threats. Each policy from a different insurer, each with its own terms, gaps, and headaches.
The DCLP takes a single integrated facility approach: one program covers the entire lifecycle of a data center, from the moment construction begins through full operation.
The trajectory has been steep. Aon launched the program in mid-2025 at $1.5B capacity. By January 14, 2026, it added another $1B, bringing the total to $2.5B. Then on April 15, 2026, another $1B expansion pushed it to $3.5B.
