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The report surveyed Aon captive owners and parent companies to provide insights into the strategic value of captives, current data and practices related to captive insurance and retail-market cyber trends.
Aon found that the growth in gross written premium for cyber risks in the captive market has accelerated by 263% year over year. The leading industries buying cyber coverage within a captive are healthcare (19%) and energy (15%).
Forty-one per cent (41%) of captives are incubating cyber risk, and 63% have business-interruption wording in their cyber policies.
Twenty-six per cent (26%) of captives have suffered a cyber loss, and 29% of those losses have been full-limit losses, Aon said.
The company estimated that 34% of all captives will be underwriting cyber within five years.
“Captives continue to play a valuable role in addressing emerging risk issues for all companies,” said John English, CEO of captive and insurance management for Aon. “Our survey demonstrates that a captive not only can provide access to innovative coverage and unlock additional capacity for this fast-moving risk topic, but also better coordinate key internal teams in a company to improve overall capital allocation, strategic planning, and risk improvement for cyber risk.”
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