KYND introduces next level Exposure Management for insurers to tackle cyber accumulation risk
As systemic risk becomes a central concern for insurers, the sector has been grappling with the challenge of limited capacity struggling to align with the burgeoning demand for cyber insurance. This pressure compounds insurers’ accumulation risk, especially given the existing modelling challenges experienced by market participants. To attract more capacity to the market and open up new opportunities, insurance carriers need more accurate insights and alternative modelling techniques to better understand potential losses, assess the accumulation of risk, and evaluate their capital exposure.
KYND’s newly launched Exposure Management has been designed with insurers in mind to successfully meet the needs of the rapidly growing market. Delivered via an interactive and adaptive model, KYND harnesses its industry leading, proprietary data on portfolio organisations' cyber footprint and exposure, steering away from reliance on market statistics and assumptions. This innovative approach empowers insurers to proactively manage accumulation risks within their portfolios by leveraging KYND's deterministic catastrophe modelling and loss projections. As a result, insurers can swiftly attain an accurate assessment of potential cyber incidents in their portfolio, seamlessly model the impact of customisable cyber disaster scenarios, and enhance capacity through improved risk and accumulation communication with providers.
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Organization: KYND
Website: https://www.kynd.io/
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