The Singapore appointment moves the energy specialist out of the broker's Calgary office after seven years serving upstream and downstream clients in Canada.
The platform offers pre-agreed underwriting and claims frameworks and a 10% premium discount, and is open only to Aon clients in the US, Canada, the UK, Europe and Asia.
The Gurgaon-based appointment follows the broker's opening of a Bengaluru capability centre in June and the naming of Shiney Prasad as GCC head in March.
Property, cyber and D&O buyers benefited from softer pricing in Q2, while underwriters applied greater scrutiny to casualty, auto and catastrophe-prone risks.
Estimates from across the broker and ILS market point the same way, with losses expected to fall short of the quakes that struck the same prefecture a decade ago.
