Willis, a WTW business (NASDAQ: WTW), has expanded its CyXS facility to offer USD/GBP/EUR115m of capacity via Lloyd’s syndicates and up to USD/GBP/EUR40m from outside of Lloyd’s. The Willis CyXS facility now includes the new CyXS Plus and CyXS Company offerings, each offering a further USD/GBP/EUR40m of capacity. CyXS Company facilitates the engagement of high-quality capital and underwriting expertise from outside the Lloyd’s environment.
The broader suite provides a materially expanded range of options to our clients, that can be accessed with speed, efficiency and agility.
CyXS Company is the largest facility of its kind outside of Lloyd’s, due to all underwriting control residing solely with the two lead insurers.
Peter Foster, global cyber chairman at Willis said: “CyXS has been a great success with our clients across the globe, as it has and continues to be focused on serving their needs and increasing demand for innovation that truly address their needs.”
Simon Delchar, global head of placement at Willis said: “At Willis we are committed to bringing high quality capacity as close to our clients as possible. CyXS Plus and CyXS Company bring the number of insurers supporting CyXS to 25, showing fantastic commitment from the London cyber market to deliver better outcomes for our clients around the globe.”
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