Coalition, the San Francisco-based cyber managing general agent and cyber-security firm, announced it is offering Excess Cyber Insurance policies in Quebec along with a refreshed Excess offering across Canada.
The refreshed Excess offering will enable Canadian businesses, now including those in Quebec, to add a layer of risk management to their cyber towers, Coalition said.
The redesigned Excess Cyber Insurance policies feature clearer language and true follow-form coverage that aligns seamlessly with primary policies and removes unnecessary complexity.
With any Active Cyber Insurance policy offered by Coalition, including Excess, organizations gain access to the company’s cyber risk management platform, Coalition Control®, and its dedicated security support team to answer questions and help resolve security issues or alerts.
Coalition’s Excess policies are available to companies in Quebec with up to C$1 billion in revenue, and across the rest of Canada to companies with up to C$5 billion in revenue. Limits of up to C$10 million are available.
“As one of the largest primary cyber producers, Coalition offers proven, stable capacity around the world,” commented George Bozanin, Coalition’s head of Canada. “Our Excess offering provides a long-term solution for a businesses’ cyber tower with simplified servicing and underwriting, a broad appetite for Excess Cyber and Tech E&O risks, and a flexible approach to security requirements and accommodations.”
Brokers in Quebec can submit to Coalition’s expert underwriting team by emailing quebecsupport@coalitioninc.com, and all other Canadian brokers to submissions@coalitioninc.com. All brokers can also submit directly through Coalition’s Broker Platform.
Source: Coalition
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