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A quarter of insurers have such bad cyber security ratings that they would struggle to get coverage for themselves.
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Three key reports have unearthed issues around capital and lower return period loss figures that may need to be addressed for the cyber market’s maturation, as a pivotal 1 July renewal date approaches.
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The broker named Matthew McCabe as MD of cyber broking with a brief to tackle complex cyber issues.
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Plus the latest executive moves and all the top news of the week.
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A report by the ratings agency shows cyber insurance pricing has risen by 11% in Q1.
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Lloyd's chief of markets Patrick Tiernan set out some of the reasons why Lloyd's controversial approach to cyber war segregations could have had a "softer landing".
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With the move, the Corporation effectively doubles down on its original stance on cyber war exclusions.
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New language has been introduced by some insurers to limit exposures to cyber risks.
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The division, which previously was a part of TMK’s specialty unit, will consist of cyber, technology and intellectual property specialisms.
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Analysis showed a modelled loss range of between $15.6bn and $33.4bn for a 1:200-year global loss event.
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Capital markets are "likely to become a key ingredient of a healthier and sustainable (re)insurance market".
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Cyber will be the only line Inigo enters this year after pushing into several new lines last year, including FI, aviation war and onshore energy.