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Reinsurers cite rising risk concentration from massive data center projects

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Reinsurers are increasingly concerned about the concentration of risk across multiple lines of coverage associated with large data center projects. Brian Flasinski, CEO of Gallagher Re North America, noted that these projects involve complex, interconnected exposures across the globe, including cyber liability, property, artificial intelligence liability, and business interruption exposures. Will Garland of Marsh Re also stated that geographical concentration is a growing concern as project size increases.

From businessinsurance.com

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The scale of the largest data center projects, which are often in the tens of billions of dollars, is prompting reinsurers to apply extra scrutiny to aggregation risk. Kerri Hamm of Munich Re U.S. suggested that project sponsors, such as leading internet and cloud providers, should be included in the risk-transfer equation.

From businessinsurance.com

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  • Project sponsors, such as leading internet and cloud providers, might face changes in insurance costs or risk transfer requirements.

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