Markel unveils standalone cyber solution on Acturis
Markel is set to launch a standalone UK cyber insurance solution on the Acturis platform this month, to provide brokers with a “specialist, easy-to-trade proposition”.
It has been designed to help SMEs and mid-market businesses manage the growing threat of cyber risk.
Supporting businesses with turnover up to £250m, the offering covers over 3,400 trade categories and provides protection across four core areas: liability and legal covers, incident response and crisis management, business interruption, and crime and social engineering.
Markel’s proposition combines comprehensive cover, practical support services and flexible digital trading, providing brokers with
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