Potential for risk diversification in cyber ILS and cat bond market: CyberCube

An analysis of all the 144A cyber catastrophe bonds issued to date shows that diversification within cyber as an asset class is possible despite systemic cyber events not accumulating across easily visualized fault lines, risk modelling firm CyberCube has indicated.

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Potential for risk diversification in cyber ILS and cat bond market: CyberCube

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