Beazley closes $140m cyber catastrophe bond
New bond builds on Beazley's 2023 launch of the market's first ever cyber catastrophe bond - which delivered
Beazley, the leading specialist insurer, today announced it has closed its first 144A cyber catastrophe bond providing cover of
Beazley is a leader in the global cyber market, where its expertise has enabled new solutions to the challenge of cyber risk and its robust risk management and pre-underwriting approach continues to win investor confidence. Developing a dynamic cyber market and effective solutions for catastrophe risk is vital to increasing the supply of capacity to the cyber (re)insurance market to meet growing demand for cover from business and society.
"Investor interest in our issuance has been strong and their support is testament to the confidence they have in our ability to effectively manage cyber risk. Building on the success of the market's first cyber catastrophe bond programme in 2023, we expect to continue scaling our presence in the cyber insurance linked securities market, encouraging others to do the same."
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