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11 March 2026Insurance

London can absorb Middle East shocks without retreating, says Aon’s Kus

London has a “distinctive responsibility” in the Middle East crisis and can absorb complex systemic shocks while responding with capacity and innovation rather than retreat, Aon’s Global Broking Centre CEO, Tracy-Lee Kus (pictured) has said.

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