Aon, the global insurance and reinsurance broker, has expanded its transition analytics offering with the launch of the TPI Portfolio, an enhancement to its existing Transition Performance Index (TPI).
The broker explains that this expanded capability aims to help insurers assess their risk appetite and make more efficient underwriting decisions. It builds on the preexisting foundation of Aon’s TPI, which aids hard-to-abate sectors in benchmarking and evidence transition progress.
The TPI Portfolio expands these standardised, portfolio-wide insights across the insurance value chain as a part of Aon’s 3×3 Plan and Risk Capital Strategy, enabling insurers to address risk alignment, support regulatory reporting, and identify growth opportunities in emerging low-carbon markets.
Aon’s TPI portfolio is a key component of the broker’s forthcoming Low-Carbon Transition Framework, a structured approach designed to help insurers navigate their sustainability journey. The seven-step guide includes actionable steps and recommendations to help define a transition strategy, utilising the insights offered through TPI to assess current exposures, benchmark performance, and identify growth opportunities.
According to Aon, the tool combines public and proprietary data, helping insurers understand clients’ current standing and future progression across key dimensions: compliance, risk management and growth. A view especially valuable for sectors facing heightened scrutiny and transition complexity amidst an evolving energy landscape.
Aon’s Transition Performance Index Portfolio enables insurers to meet the growing demand for capacity in these areas by eliminating common barriers to success, including inconsistent or sparsely available data, lack of resources, and complexity of integrating this insight into decision-making.
Liz Henderson, Head of Climate Risk Advisory, Aon, commented, “Insurers are under increasing pressure to understand and report on transition risk for their clients, but the data is often fragmented and difficult to interpret. The TPI Portfolio and its corresponding data has been strategically designed to be a common language for transition risk—one that supports collaboration and clarity across the insurance value chain.”
Wouter Bosschaart, Global Energy Transition and Climate Lead, Aon, added, “Those taking early steps toward technologies and sectors that support the net-zero transition are positioned to lead. Just as insurers that built early capabilities in renewable energy are now shaping the market, TPI Portfolio helps identify and support those future-ready clients—unlocking opportunity where transition risk meets innovation.”
