Posted: 31 Mar 2021 Resource Type: Research Report Download Back This report by the City of London Corporation in association with Accenture identifies cyber insurance as one of the next key markets of growth for London, as the city and the UK emerge from the pandemic. The National Cyber Security Centre recently published data covering September 2019 to August 2020 showing a 10% increase in cyber-incidents with 194 COVID-related. Business leaders have been faced with rising costs in cyber security. Approximately 69% of business leaders say that staying ahead of attackers is a constant battle and the costs are unsustainable. London is well-placed to meet growing demand for cyber insurance and remain the pre-eminent global hub. It outlines how London’s cyber security ecosystem and insurance industry can collaborate to achieve this and the benefits it will have for the broader UK economy. This webinar hosted by the The Rt. Honourable The Lord Mayor of the City of London, Alderman William Russell, explores the relationship between the London market and Latin America in the cyber insurance space. Speakers were: Paul Gooch, Cyber Underwriter, Tokio Marine Kiln Alistair Clarke, Executive Director and Team Leader, Cyber & Commercial E&O, Aon Sarah Stephens, Cyber, Media & Technology Practice Leader, Marsh Moderator - Max Richter, Managing Director, Insurance, Accenture London is the only location that combines a global insurance hub with a leading technology ecosystem providing comprehensive services for cyber security. Share: Share to LinkedIn LinkedIn Share to Twitter Twitter Share to Facebook Facebook Share to WeChat WeChat Share to WhatsApp WhatsApp Share to Email Email Download Related content Case Study Erika Concetta Pagano of Simmons Wavelength shares why the UK was the natural place for their launch Apr 2021 - Simmons Wavelength is a regulated legal engineering firm that provides creative services and solutions for clients from around the world using a blend of data science, design, legal engineering, and policy skills drawn from in and outside the legal profession. Erika Concetta Pagano of Simmons Wavelength shares why the UK was the natural place for their launch Case Study Elizabeth Basten shares how being UK-based has aided Clarilis' success. Apr 2021 - Clarilis is a UK-based legaltech firm that helps law firms and in-house legal teams automate complex legal document suites. We spoke to Elizabeth Basten, chief marketing officer at Clarilis, about the company's international growth plans and how being UK-based has aided its success. Elizabeth Basten shares how being UK-based has aided Clarilis' success. Case Study Julianne Sloane, co founder of Nossa Data, shares their expansion plans and the advantages of being based in the UK Apr 2021 - Nossa Data provides data management and analytics tools on ESG metrics to companies using technology and artificial intelligence solutions. Julianne Sloane, co founder of Nossa Data, shares their expansion plans and the advantages of being based in the UK Case Study Nakhoda CEO Shilpa Bhandarkar tells us about the thriving UK legal tech scene Mar 2021 - Nakhoda is a legal technology start-up which aims to find creative new ways to deliver legal advice through the use of technology Nakhoda CEO Shilpa Bhandarkar tells us about the thriving UK legal tech scene