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Intangic MGA launches with Axa XL-backed cyber parametric policy

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Intangic MGA has launched with backing from Axa XL, offering parametric cyber insurance for large public corporations headquartered in the UK.

The policy, CyFi, covers losses up to $15m (£12.5m) from material cyber breaches.

The London-based managing general agent detailed the insurance has two parametric triggers: the level of malicious activity targeting a company, and a subsequent loss in value. When both have been met the claim is paid, with the MGA putting the timeframe at “days, not months”.

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According to the MGA, the triggers ensure that all parties have a transparent dashboard for the real-time monitoring of risk

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