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Latest models will help insurers get to grips with cyber

The latest version of modelling tools coupled with internal expertise and potentially external advisors can give re/insurers a good understanding of their cyber risk accumulation, Christer Pehrson and Laurent Marescot of RMS, told Baden-Baden Today.

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