As the insurance impact of Petya is now bring felt. Is the insurance industry starting to think about how to deal with the impact of cyber and ‘silent cyber’. That underlying coverage held in traditional policies, like property, casualty or…
As some of us have said, if you can’t predict it, how do you realistically price for it. Someone will lose, the insurance companies or the customer. I know who I have my best on. View Original Post
Cyber an unknown risk. Making underwriting difficult to quantify. Sceptisim that insurers understand the risk. View Original Post
A failure to disclose may have resulted in Korean insurers refusal to pay out after crypto currency hack. View Original Post
Companies have a way to go give their boards confidence, that they are managing cyber risk. So says an insurance survey. View Original Post
The insurance industry is starting to take note of the financial impact of a cloud shutdown. Our interconnected lives do have a cost, its between $50bn and $120bn US if a cloud provider is taken down. View Original Post
Re-insurers see worst year on record. Cyber adds to their concerns in 2018. Is the market large enough to underwrite to risk? View Original Post
Cyber tops the list of worries for re-insurers. A bit of an issue given the financial exposure of cyber to the insurance market. View Original Post
Does the complexity and asymmetry of cyber make for an unpredictable future for cyber insurance? View Original Post
Are you paying for something which cannot be underwritten due to the impact on insurance liquidity. View Original Post
