Founded in 2016, Stable’s data science platform enables the company to democratize access to ‘hedging’ for businesses of every sector and every size.

By leveraging CoverWallet, the insurtech startup Aon acquired in January 2020, Aon is further expanding the solutions and services it provides to 30 million small and medium-sized US businesses. New and existing clients now benefit from a dedicated team for small and middle market businesses, a user-friendly digital platform, and self-service tools.

The new cover allows for limits of up to $70 million and provides protection against increasing cyber loss aggregations on insurers and reinsurers’ balance sheets.

The solution is designed to more clearly value IP in sale transactions and financing situations alike, including venture capital and private equity investments.

Athenium Analytics is collaborating with Aon to fill severe convective storms data gaps that insurers need to accurately price, underwrite portfolios and purchase reinsurance as a means to rethink access to capital when navigating volatility from this peril.

The company will focus on supporting non-dilutive debt capital for high-growth firms, leveraging their Intellectual Property as collateral.

This round brings the company valuation to $2 Billion.

Aon will offer clients a complimentary online will and digital vault service.

The Opportunistic Credit strategy targets public corporate and structured credit, stressed credit and real estate debt. It will provide a flexible approach of allocating across a wide range of securities and markets where managers see the greatest value.

In 2018, Aon announced the development of an insurance facility providing market-leading levels of capacity ($100 million) for IP infringement liability exposures, backed by leading Lloyd's syndicates and led by Tokio Marine Kiln (TMK)

In the memo, Case states that no one at Aon is going to lose their job because of the COVID-19 outbreak. 

Founders, not just in the insurance sector but across the board, are going to have to make a lot of difficult decisions that they would never choose to make.

Aon designed the tool to help employers anticipate medical costs, absenteeism and potential needs to shift work operations due to the spread of COVID-19.

The combined company, to be named Aon, will be the premier, technology-enabled global professional services firm focused on the areas of risk, retirement and health.