Mactavish lays down the gauntlet on cyber
The insurance governance expert has called on brokers and insurers for a guarantee that eight particular policy flaws won’t be used as reasons for claims refusals after scaremongering row.
Mactavish has challenged insurers and brokers to guarantee that eight common flaws it has identified in policies will never be used as reasons to refuse pay-outs on cyber insurance claims.
In recent months there has been a debate in the market about the quality of cyber cover following a Mactavish report which described cyber cover as “flawed”.
Market experts and providers responded stating they were “perplexed” by the findings which were described as “scaremongering”.
Mactavish has also
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