To analyze the global cyber insurance market, the cyber insurance is segmented based on company size, industry vertical, and geography. Companies are categorized as very small companies($ 2.5 million to $ 99 million), small-sized companies($ 100 million to $ 299 million), medium-sized companies($ 300 million to $ 1 billion), and large($ 1.1 billion and above). Among all, large companies pay larger premium for cyber liability policies, as these companies need to pay high cost to recover losses. Different industry vertical covered in this report include healthcare, retail, financial services( BFSI), information technology & services, and others( utilities, energy, manufacturing, construction, and transportation). The cyber insurance market is analyzed across four geographical regions namely, North America( U. S. and rest of North America), Europe( UK, Germany, France, and rest of Europe), Asia-Pacific( Australia, Singapore, South Korea, Japan, and rest of Asia-Pacific), and LAMEA( Latin America, Middle East, and Africa). North America holds the highest cyber insurance market share, followed by Europe, owing to high frequency of cyber-attacks faced by the U. S. companies.
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COMPANY PROFILES 1. American International Group, Inc. 1.1. Company Overview 1.2. Operating business segments 1.3. Business performance 1.4. Key strategic moves & developments 2. The Chubb Corporation 2.1. Company Overview 2.2. Operating business segments 2.3. Business performance 2.4. Key strategic moves & developments 3. Zurich Insurance Co. Ltd 3.1. Company Overview 3.2. Operating business segments 3.3. Business performance 3.4. Key strategic moves & developments 4. XL Group Ltd. 4.1. Company Overview 4.2. Operating business segments 4.3. Business performance 4.4. Key strategic moves & developments 5. Berkshire Hathaway 5.1. Company Overview 5.2. Operating business segments 5.3. Business performance 5.4. Key strategic moves & developments
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