Demand Not A Constraint for Cyber Insurance Industry — Lack of Capital & Expertise Could Be: Gallagher Re

“’One of the things we hypothesized right from the start was that cyber is going to be the most capital-constrained and most expertise-constrained class of business in the market. And so we focus on assisting our client base with those two key elements; whether it’s our expertise in helping them navigate the cyber landscape or … Read more

Insurance-Linked Securities Sure to Grow Alongside Broader Cyber Insurance Market: Fitch 

Although it feels bigger to us and, no doubt, others working in the sector, cyber insurance remains a tiny fraction of total U.S. direct premium written (DPW). But cyber is growing much faster than other categories and will almost certainly require growing capital-markets support to cover systemic and tail risk. “The issuance of Beazley’s $45 … Read more

ILS Growth In Cyber Likely to be Incremental and Not Transferred from Other Lines: Artex 

Growth of the insurance-linked securities (ILS) asset class into cyber risks will likely not come from moving capital out of current lines: Artex Capital Solutions execs. “‘Do we think investors will jump to reallocate funds away from property CAT into cyber and other ILS-based risk lines? Unlikely. The most likely outcome will be a slow … Read more

Reinsurers Helping Drive Trend of Stand-alone Cyber Insurance Policies: Gallagher Re 

“Cyber insurance carriers continued to explore (and pursue) standalone cyber placements in response to increasing pressure by reinsurers to place cyber separately,” Gallagher noted in its new 1st View report. We’ve noted the move to stand-alone cyber policies, including here Get the very first view of current market conditions within the reinsurance industry for the … Read more

World Dodged 100 Potentially Catastrophic Hacks Over Past 6 Years: CyberCube 

“In a new report, CyberCube conducted an analysis of cyber cat events and documented over 100 global cyber aggregation events with catastrophic potential over the past six years – equating to approximately one every three weeks. The vast majority of those events were resolved by the cybersecurity community with minimal financial loss to insurers. However, … Read more

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