Post Europe June: Exclusive storm modelling, marine and cyber content now live
Post Europe June is now live with a look innovation for storm modeling in Germany; a review of the marine insurance market; and an update on the cyber regulations for Europe.
The German coastline suffers from storm risks on a regular basis but a lack of accurate storm modelling has meant property policies have not included cover. Edward Murray reports the changes coming to the market.
While Jakki May assesses the marine market to see what the state of play is after new entrants join the market despite report claiming rates are softening as there is over capacity.
Finally as European Union regulation looks at data handling Chubb's Paul Skinner examines what firms need to do to ensure they have adequate risk mitigation and loss protection in place from cyber criminals.
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