Crum & Forster follows Chubb in dropping cyber quota share
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Crum & Forster follows Chubb in dropping cyber quota share

Catrin Shi, 
Fiona Robertson
January 17, 2023
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Crum & Forster dropped a major cyber quota share cover, becoming the second cedant to opt to run its portfolio on a net basis and contributing to an easier quota share renewal for cyber cedants around year-end, this publication can report.

Crum & Forster had around a $200mn-$220mn gross portfolio that was projected to experience significant growth to around $400mn-$450mn for the upcoming year, sources said.

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