26 August 2016Insurance

US insurers write cyber insurance premiums totalling $1bn in 2015: Fitch

US property/casualty insurers writing cyber coverage wrote approximately $1 billion in direct written premiums volume in 2015, according to analysis from Fitch Ratings.

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