US property insurers not pricing correctly as they face $12.5bn cyber accumulation risk

Sarah JollyOctober 14, 2021
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Cyber risk accumulation in the US property insurance market could trigger a one-in-100-year event costing $12.5bn, according to a study by CyberCube with AM Best and Aon. The new research found a loss on this scale would pres...

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Sarah JollyOctober 14, 2021
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