Beazley is reportedly preparing a $100 million cyber cat bond, while Axis Capital allegedly planning a $75 million cyber bond. Credit: Skórzewiak/Adobe Stock Beazley is reportedly preparing a $100 million cyber cat bond, while Axis Capital allegedly planning a $75 million cyber bond. Credit: Skórzewiak/Adobe Stock

(Bloomberg) — Cyber catastrophe bonds may be about to move out of the shadows of private deal-making and into the public debt markets.

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