Insurers know BI better but still fall short on terms: cyber panel

05 May 2018

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Insurers are beginning to understand contingent business interruption (BI) connected with cyber risk but are still falling short on defining terms in policies, panelists at the PLUS Cyber Symposium in Chicago said today.

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