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This Long Finance research project sought to explore how cyber-catastrophe reinsurance might help mitigate cyber-risk, establish some evidence of the appetite for such reinsurance, and examine how government might best provide support for the establishment of an efficient, largely free-market...
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The goal of this study was to review the wholesale insurance market in order to understand major business processes, to identify where there are perceived problems or inefficiencies, and to analyse where the new technology of block-chain can provide part of a solution.This study aims to...
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One of the strategies which the insurance industry has used to deal with the risk of natural catastrophes has been to transfer some catastrophe risk on to the financial markets. Omnipresent, networked computer systems change the landscape of cyber-catastrophe. Linking together machines around...
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This paper reports the outcome of a series of interviews and focus group meetings with professionals working in post-trade processing and the provision of mutual distributed ledger services. The objective was to elicit and document views on three research hypotheses about the potential impact of...
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Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to look at how cyber insurance markets might work with the backing of government reinsurance.Design/methodology/approach – The paper is based on interviews and workshops on cyber security, cyber terrorism and cyber crime.Findings – The paper links a...
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