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Aon and EBRD increase to 150 million guarantee fund against war risks in Ukraine

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Briefings

Aon and BERD increased their war risk guarantee fund from 110 to 150 million euros to support Ukrainian insurers against Russian attacks. The fund enables insurers to offer coverage to local carriers, with UniversalNA and USG joining the initiative alongside INGO, Colonnade, and UNIQA. Aon's Greg Case highlighted that premiums from these policies exceed incurred losses, indicating the market is functioning well despite high uncertainty.

Key points

• Aon and BERD increased their war risk guarantee fund from 110 million euros to 150 million euros to support Ukrainian insurers against Russian attacks.
• UniversalNA and USG joined the initiative alongside INGO, Colonnade, and UNIQA, expanding coverage to include gas assets, temporary storage, and rail freight.

Context

This initiative strengthens the Ukrainian insurance market by allowing local carriers to offer coverage to insurers, a critical response to intensified Russian attacks on energy, transport, and logistics infrastructure.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to the specific increase in the guarantee fund amount and the list of participating insurers. It does not provide data on the total value of covered losses, the number of insured policies, or the specific dates of the attacks or the impact on the economy.

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