Europe becomes ground zero for cyber rate cuts as UK closes in

Europe’s cyber market will continue to slide further into its soft spell in the first half of 2026, fuelled by falling rates and swelling capacity, now the global epicentre of competition, with the UK tight on its heels, Marsh believes.

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