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6 February 2025Reinsurance

Cyber cedants can't be tempted to cat XoL at 1.1, Hannover Re admits

Global reinsurance group Hannover Re made few inroads in its bid at the 1.1 renewals to shift cyber cedants from their long-standing reliance on quota share treaty towards increased protections via non-proportional cyber-cat structures.

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