UK cyber capacity for first £50mn policy layer increases in Q2: WTW

15 August 2022

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Cyber insurance capacity availability in the UK has increased quarter on quarter for the first £50mn layer of policies, and particularly so for the most attractive segments of the market, according to WTW’s recent cyber report.

WTW noted an increasing number of insurers willing to increase their available capacity in Q2 where the characteristics of the risk match their underwriting strategies.

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UK cyber capacity for first £50mn policy layer increases in Q2: WTW

Cyber insurance capacity availability in the UK has increased quarter on quarter for the first £50mn layer of policies, and particularly so for the most attractive segments of the market, according to WTW’s recent cyber report.

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