Marsh Forecasts Continued Cyber Insurance Rate Softening into Early 2026
The cyber insurance sector "has not yet reached a saturation point," according to Marsh’s Macarena Bandres, speaking on Thursday. The entrance of new buyers combined with an increased flow of insurance capacity is easing pricing pressures.
Market Dynamics
- Cyber insurance rates are expected to continue softening through the first half of 2026.
- Limits available to clients are gradually increasing in this period.
- Despite rate reductions, demand remains strong, driven by growing awareness and regulatory requirements.
- Insurers remain cautious due to evolving cyber threats, but competition among providers helps push premiums down.
Industry Perspective
Bandres highlighted the evolving landscape with more insurers entering the market, which contributes to a balance between pricing and coverage availability. This trend supports steady growth and greater client choice in policy limits.
"The market hasn’t reached saturation, with new buyers and increasing capacity tempering rate increases."
Author’s Summary
Marsh predicts cyber insurance rates will keep easing into mid-2026 as expanded capacity and fresh demand ease pricing tensions, signaling a maturing but still growing market.
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