Coalition Expands Cyber Insurance Underwriting in Germany
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- •Coalition partners with Allianz to expand cyber insurance in Germany.
- •The company is hiring underwriters to support large-market clients.
- •Focus on relationship-building with brokers and clients in the German market.
Coalition, Inc. is enhancing its cyber insurance offerings in Germany following a strategic partnership with Allianz. This expansion aims to support large-market clients by providing comprehensive insurance coverage and cybersecurity tools. The company is seeking experienced underwriters to manage enterprise-level accounts and deepen relationships with brokers in the region. The role involves underwriting new and renewal business, participating in client meetings, and contributing to underwriting guidelines. Coalition's growth in the German market reflects a broader trend of increasing demand for cyber insurance solutions. The company emphasizes a relationship-first approach to underwriting, aiming to help clients understand and mitigate digital risks.
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