As cryptocurrencies, and their underlying blockchain technology, slowly gain broader acceptance, some insurers are betting they can avoid the pitfalls. (Photo: Chritophe morin/Bloomberg)
(Bloomberg) – In the staid and buttoned-up world of insurance underwriting, few want to talk about it. You won't find many ads promoting it or details on company websites offering it.
But according to industry insiders, there's a hot new business that more and more firms are looking to get into: crypto insurance.
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