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Aon reinsurance head says capital appetite is rising for new risks
At the 2026 Rendez-vous event in Monte Carlo, Aon’s Kelly Superczynski said cyber cat bonds are expanding as cyber models improve, but many emerging risks remain uninsurable.
Insurance and reinsurance are looking to global investors to help expand capacity and insure more risks, according to Kelly Superczynski, Head of Global Capital Advisory at Aon’s Reinsurance Solutions.
Speaking at the 2026 Rendez-vous event in Monte Carlo during a Moody’s hosted panel discussion, Superczynski said the industry has tools to work with emerging and novel risks, but the key challenge is understanding them well enough to transfer them to capital with an appetite for property and casualty lines.
Superczynski said better data and risk modeling are needed to build confidence among insurance and reinsurance companies, and that investors have historically provided capacity once risks can be modeled and modeled performance becomes clearer.
He pointed to the ILS market as an example, saying cyber cat bonds are starting to grow as cyber models have evolved, while risks identified in Aon’s emerging risk study have not changed much over two years but have still not become insurable.