9 November 2016Insurance

Brokers able to offer bespoke cyber products more likely to succeed

Insurance brokers able to develop bespoke solutions rather than simply sell fixed products covering cyber risk have a better chance of gaining market share, according to Peter Hacker, group chief innovation officer at broker Ed, speaking at the Ed Cyber Academy event in London.

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