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

Mosaic: We’re Going Global with Primary Cyber Insurance 

“Mosaic has announced it will be underwriting primary cyber insurance globally, offering US$20 million in capacity across its network of underwriting hubs…Yosha DeLong, global head of cyber at Mosaic, says: ‘We’re excited to offer a primary cyber insurance solution across all Mosaic’s underwriting regions. We have always had the vision of being a primary solution … Read more

Hannover Re Joining Industry Movement Toward Cyber ILS and CAT Bonds

“Speaking with Artemis, Hannover Re senior executives Silke Sehm and Henning Ludolphs explained that tapping into the insurance-linked securities (ILS) market for cyber retrocessional reinsurance capacity is a priority and with a quota share already arranged, the next step is sponsoring the reinsurer’s first cyber catastrophe bond, details of the form were not revealed.” Speaking … Read more

Marsh Bullish on Cyber Captives Despite Moderating Cyber Insurance Prices

Marsh notes global cyber pricing rose 28% in Q42022, slowing compared to 53% the prior quarter. But rates and volatility remain high enough to keep providing tailwinds for captive structures, concludes the firm. Most growth in Marsh captives comes from single-parent captives and cells, Marsh reports. “In fact, between 2020 and 2021, 40% of new … Read more

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