SCOR has joined a consortium of more than 10 reinsurers and insurers supporting a global insurance facility for AI and data center infrastructure.
The facility, launched by managing general underwriter (MGU) Advanced Technology Assurance (ATA), is structured as a multi-line policy covering multiple traditional and emerging lines under a single program.
It uses an aggregated approach intended to address coverage gaps that can arise when separate policies are used in large-scale projects. It is designed to provide a single solution for the AI and data center infrastructure sector.
SCOR will serve as lead insurer on the facility's environmental impairment liability (EIL) section. The reinsurer will also provide follow lines on cyber and technology, marine cargo, and war and terrorism coverage.
Emma Bartolo (pictured above), global EIL segment leader at SCOR Business Solutions, said the facility takes a holistic approach to covering the AI infrastructure market. "We are delighted to be part of this groundbreaking facility, which takes a holistic approach to covering the AI infrastructure market, and to use our EIL expertise to drive and protect responsible innovation," Bartolo said.
The launch comes as investment in AI infrastructure continues to accelerate. McKinsey & Company has projected that investment in the sector could exceed $7 trillion by 2030.
Elsewhere in the space, Aon recently added $1 billion to its Data Center Lifecycle Program (DCLP), a multi-line insurance solution launched in 2025 that covers data center projects from construction through ongoing operations.
FM has also increased its capacity for data center clients to $5 billion. The commercial property insurer currently covers approximately 1,100 data centers with a combined insurable value of $250 billion.
ATA was established to provide insurance for advanced technologies globally. The firm began insurance operations in October 2023 with underwriting capacity and investment from Convex Group.
