Cyber insurance provider Coalition has expanded its offering into the large corporate market, launching enterprise cyber insurance with limits of up to US$25 million.
The launch follows Coalition’s recently expanded partnership with Allianz Commercial, under which Allianz transferred its commercial cyber portfolio to Coalition and appointed the insurtech as its exclusive global cyber insurance partner across all commercial segments.
The new enterprise solution is designed to address the increasingly complex cyber risks facing large organisations as artificial intelligence, expanding third-party ecosystems and evolving regulatory requirements reshape the threat landscape.
Coalition said the offering combines Allianz’s global distribution network with its own cyber risk intelligence, underwriting capabilities and claims expertise to provide larger businesses with enhanced cyber protection and risk visibility.
The company currently serves more than 110,000 policyholders worldwide and manages over 4,000 cyber claims annually, providing it with a significant volume of cyber risk and incident data to support underwriting and loss prevention.
Shawn Ram, Chief Revenue Officer at Coalition, said the new solution reflects the changing nature of cyber risk for enterprise organisations.
“Our enterprise solution reimagines cyber insurance for the complex risks faced by global enterprises. As artificial intelligence amplifies attack sophistication, third-party dependencies expand attack surfaces, and regulatory requirements tighten worldwide, enterprises need confidence that they can withstand digital threats no matter how they evolve.”
He added that combining Allianz’s global reach with Coalition’s claims and risk intelligence platform would give enterprise customers greater visibility into their cyber exposures.
The launch marks Coalition’s expansion beyond its traditional focus on small and mid-sized businesses and follows a broader trend of insurers strengthening cyber capabilities through technology-led partnerships. As cyber threats become more sophisticated and demand for higher coverage limits grows, insurers are increasingly combining underwriting capacity with continuous risk monitoring, threat intelligence and incident response services to support enterprise clients.
