Aon: the insurance market is struggling to keep pace with the speed of change

The Budget Law 2026 introduced changes to strengthen the role of pension funds. Financial education and company check-ups to cope with regulatory changes

Aon, adequacy of future pensions is crucial challenge for pension provision

In 2025, according to Aon, economic losses caused by extreme events worldwide amounted to USD 260 billion: the lowest level since 2015. But those covered by an insurance policy exceeded the 100 billion mark

In the third hottest year ever, damage decreases but the risk remains high

Welfare, wellbeing, health, talent and retirement are interconnected areas. Aon launches the 2026 edition of the Human Capital Trends Study to bring business perspective through reliable data

Aon, we need to rethink human capital in an integrated way

According to Aon's Global risk management survey, possible price increases or shortages of raw materials and cybercrime are a concern. But only half of the sample has damage mitigation strategies and only 30% have a management plan

Expensive energy in the top ten threats to Italian companies

The EU directive calls for an initial reporting by 2027. 45% of companies are aware of the topic but have no set plan and 53% have not conducted a pay equity analysis

Aon, on salary transparency companies must act now

 Risks related to tax issues or litigation require companies to protect themselves in order to facilitate and accelerate transactions

Aon, mergers and acquisitions increasingly secured

Risks related to tax issues or litigation require companies to protect themselves in order to facilitate and accelerate transactions

Aon's Cyber Risk Report 2025 analysed more than 1,400 global cyber events, nearly 60 of which put corporate reputation at risk by causing a drop in share value

Aon, average share value losses of 27% with cyber attacks

The Aon Observatory shows that the cost has risen by 7 per cent in two years. The riskiest specialities are traumatology, first aid and gynaecology. The funds set aside impact hospitals' accounts. Risk management is crucial to save money

Decline in health claims, but increasing amounts weighing on budgets

According to Aon's report, global damage caused by extreme events will amount to $368 billion in 2024. insured damage will rise to $145 billion, but the protection gap remains wide. In Italy impact of about one billion (it was 27 in 2023)

Disasters present the bill, 60% of losses are uncovered

Insurance spending by Italian companies is still far behind international markets. Different organisational models have been adopted to offer bancassurance services, from commercial partnerships to multi-brand strategies

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Risk and Human Capital Observatory