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What Your Clients Must Know About Cyber Insurance War Exclusions

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As war is driving cyber security concerns around the globe, more organizations are turning to Cyber Insurance for protection. Cyber Insurance war exclusions can leave businesses vulnerable to financial loss. Merck won an appeal against and ultimately settled the coverage dispute with its insurers.

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Is Your Website Safe? How To Stay Secure Amid Increasing Cyber Threats

Neilson Marketing Services

For businesses in the insurance sector, which handles vast amounts of sensitive client data, this threat is especially menacing. A single breach could lead to devastating consequences, including financial losses, legal liabilities, damage to your reputation, and the potential loss of client trust.

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Is your Agency Climate-Ready for 2025? The Role of insurtech on Risk Management

InsuredMine

Of this, flooding accounted for approximately $82 billion in damages, yet only $13 billion was covered by insurance, as reported by insurance firm Aon. The cost of these catastrophes for both the environment and society is high.

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How the Climate Crisis is Impacting the UK Property Insurance Market

Property Insurance Centre

Recent data from 2023 and 2024 highlights the financial strain on insurers and property owners alike, driven by more severe storms, heavy rainfall, and unpredictable weather patterns. Rising Claims Due to Extreme Weather In 2023, UK insurers faced record-breaking claims from weather-related damage.

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Emerging Trends in Commercial Insurance: What to Watch Out for in 2024

Protect Commercial Insurance

The Rise of Cyber Insurance As cyber threats become more sophisticated and frequent, the demand for cyber insurance has skyrocketed. Companies of all sizes are increasingly targeted by cybercriminals, and the consequences can be devastating—from financial losses to reputational damage.

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How Climate Change is Shaping Insurance Policies for Commercial Properties

Protect Commercial Insurance

These disasters cause exponential damage to commercial properties. Just imagine: a flood sweeping through a business district, causing structural damage and interrupting operations for weeks, if not months. The financial implications of such events are enormous and insurers certainly take notice.

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The Evolution of Commercial Insurance: Key Trends to Watch in 2025

Protect Commercial Insurance

This era gave rise to specialised insurance products, covering factories, railways, and an expanding workforce. By the 20th century, the insurance industry began to reflect broader societal shifts. This real-time information enables insurers to offer dynamic pricing models that reflect actual risk more accurately.