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The client sees the broker and the insurance policy. Tomáš Talich sees the processes, data and people that make the deal possible. Read Tomáš´s take on his 10+ years at Aon. #BetterDecisions

🔴 Lowering the risk of unpaid invoices 🔴 Protecting cash flow 🔴 Strengthening your position with banks Our Credit Solutions can bring all this and more to your company. The first half of 2026 has reinforced a critical reality: volatility is becoming structural rather than cyclical. While inflation has moderated and monetary policy has begun to stabilize in several major economies, organizations continue to navigate a complex environment shaped by geopolitical uncertainty, slower growth, elevated insolvencies and ongoing disruption across global trade and supply chains. As these risks become more interconnected, businesses are placing greater emphasis on resilience, liquidity management and informed decision‑making. Would you like to learn more about the latest developments in the credit sector? Read the current Aon Market Insight Report here: https://lnkd.in/dcKWFHgM. #BetterDecisions

We are proud to be recognized on The Wall Street Journal’s 2026 Best Companies for the Future Top 100 list. This recognition highlights Aon’s advancing innovation, strengthened AI and talent capabilities, and commitment to building resilience for the future. A big thank you to our colleagues and clients around the world for making this possible. ✅

With high-level positions come high‑stakes decisions. 💭 That’s why Aon is here with Directors & Officers (D&O) insurance. To help protect you and your leadership team when tough calls lead to unexpected claims. Instead of worrying about personal liability, you can stay focused on steering the business forward. If you’d like to review your current protection or design a tailored D&O program for your company, feel free to reach out to us for a consultation and a deeper discussion. Zuzana Petrelli | #BetterDecisions

What are our Aon colleagues reading? Eliška Marečková answers. 📚 "Lately, three completely different books have caught my attention. Each comes from a different world, but all of them have given me something. History of Czech Insurance 1990–2025 | A book that clearly shows how Czech insurance has changed over the last 35 years. What I found most interesting were the stories of people from the industry and the behind-the-scenes look at how the market has evolved. For someone who works in insurance, I think it’s good to know the broader context of how the whole sector has developed. Justice: What’s the Right Thing to Do? | While reading, I realized several times how much the topic of justice is reflected in claims handling. With corporate claims, you’re often dealing with large sums, contracts and conditions, but in the end it always affects real people and the functioning of the whole company. The book reminded me that insurance is not just about a strict interpretation of policy terms, but also about the ability to look at situations in a broader context and seek a fair solution for the client. Getting Things Done | Probably the most practical book of the three. In a job where you deal with a large number of tasks, calls and emails, it makes sense to have a system and not rely only on your memory. I use some of the principles every day in both my work and personal life, and over the long term they help me keep things more organized and feel more at ease."

Risk #1 according to our survey Top 10 Global Risks 2025? Cyber. 💻