Cyber Insurance Rates Are Dropping: What It Means for You
Download MP3Finally, there's some relief in the cyber insurance market. Many carriers and insurers are starting to open up their books, letting more policies go out the door and even reducing premium amounts. According to the article, $50 million in new excess capacity is available for new insurers entering the cyber market. Some clients are experiencing flat to declining rates where there were overcorrections in 2021.
So if you're a business owner and you need to get cyber insurance or already have a policy, you'll find that the rates may be easing a little bit. Some underwriting standards are also backing off.
Have you had problems in the past getting a policy placed? Maybe it was quoted as an excess and surplus lines carrier, and now you might be able to get an admitted carrier. Or perhaps the deductibles were too high, and you decided to self-insure. Take another look with your broker to see what coverages are now available in 2023.
Going into 2023, check if there’s a more appealing offering from your existing carrier or maybe other carriers that your agent or broker can find for you. Perhaps your market or business category was restricted before, but now it's more open because carriers have this extra excess capacity.
