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7 September 2026Reinsurance

AI uncertainty isn’t fuelling cyber reinsurance demand just yet: Coalition Re

Uncertainty over AI and its implications for cyber risk have yet to translate into a meaningful increase in cyber reinsurance spending, with insurers instead reallocating budgets towards non-proportional protection, according to Coalition Re.

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