19 July 2016Insurance

Many Lloyd’s contracts woefully inadequate on cyber wording

An analysis of almost 400 reinsurance contracts underwritten at Lloyd’s of London has proven that there could be potentially significant vulnerabilities and exposures if a catastrophic cyber-attack was to occur.

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