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Cyber insurance claims surge past ₹150 crore, premium rates remain soft

Rising ransomware attacks and data breaches have pushed up cyber insurance claims in the banking sector, but increased reinsurance capacity continues to keep premium rates soft.

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Cyber insurance claims surge past ₹150 crore, premium rates remain soft
Rising ransomware attacks and data breaches have pushed up cyber insurance claims in the banking sector, but increased reinsurance capacity continues to keep premium rates soft.
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