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6 September 2025TechnologyMark Richardson

Marsh sees underwriter resistance to buyer-friendly cyber insurance market

Sustained softening in primary cyber insurance rates over the past couple of years might now have created a buyer-friendly market, but signs of resistance to this trend are emerging.

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