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2 July 2024Insurance

Cyber insurance prices fall 15%; future growth to come from non-US markets, SMEs: Howden

Cyber insurance pricing has dropped 15% since its 2022 peak despite increased threats and more competition, with stable market conditions poised to boost profitability and fuel growth, driven notably by international markets and small-and-medium-sized enterprises, Howden’s fourth annual cyber report has revealed.

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