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...for certain policies and digital triaging of broker submissions plus automation of certain tasks for others....
...As well as pushing up prices, some insurers have responded by tweaking policies so clients retain more losses. There are exemptions written into policies for certain types of attacks....
...Cox said cyber insurance policies would not cover war or state-sponsored attacks, but those risks generally fell also outside other standard insurance policies....
...Traders at UBS and Bank of America are also expected to be in the office, alongside others with regulated roles and certain other jobs, although work-from-home policies have been updated to reflect the latest...
...If those foundational principals change, underwriters, bond buyers, and issuers will flee....
...Russia has had limited success, so far, in using such cyber attacks against Ukraine, but that hasn’t stopped those insurance companies that sell cyber-insurance policies from worrying that this could cost...
...And that seems to be what they think is their trump card in those areas....
...Now, when you talk to Labour veterans of a certain age, they go, well, it doesn’t matter, they’re not gonna hit this target....
...It’s not sufficient simply to have the right policy environment....
...The EU is trying to come up with an equivalent kind of policy....
...Underwriters have defended the new guidance as an attempt to bring clarity to what is, in insurance terms, still a relatively young market: the first cyber policy written at Lloyd’s was in 1999....
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...But that doesn’t mean does it seem that he’s not under pressure or indeed, as Lucy alluded to, that he has now come under pressure on certain policy areas from the Tory right? Stephen BushYeah....
...So ministers aren’t revisiting that policy....
...I do believe it’s one of those policy areas that it would be politically impossible for Sunak to ignore....
...But before we get on to that piece of the Windsor deal, it’s gone through its main EU and UK legal processes now. Trust has been restored to a certain extent. What can the two sides do next?...
...But they act together because I think the world and domestic investors want to have a forward view as to what Britain’s view is on certain policy matters, what the government’s view is, not what an individual...
...They’re pushing back on certain key points....
...You know, post-war in Ukraine, the two sides have been working very closely on sanctions, on foreign policy, on defence policy and energy policy....
...Because leader after leader has decided to throw red meat to the right to try and quell those voices in their own party, and to try and tempt those voters on the right back into the Tory fold when it comes...
...Don’t shy away from those things. Daniel ThomasYeah. And to your point about manufacturing and making stuff, there’s still no sign of an industrial policy for example....
...’s certain criminals being repurposed or re-tasked to perform other activities in support of the conflict”....
...And I think it’s the lack of grip and therefore the lack of focus and the lack of talking about those policies in substance that people can understand that allows Labour to go “out of touch”....
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...And they also said to me, if I’m being honest, the prime minister could easily hush that up if they wanted to. It seemed to be much more about those policy differences about immigration....
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