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Cyber risk triggers alarm bells for credit portfolio managers

Attack on Jaguar Land Rover highlights difficulties modelling unpredictable impact of outages

A Land Rover being produced at Jaguar Land Rover’s Halewood factory in the UK
Jaguar Land Rover’s factory in Halewood, UK, where production recommenced after the cyber attack
Alamy/Simon Kirwan

After a cyber attack caused a month-long production halt at carmaker Jaguar Land Rover’s UK plants in September this year, credit portfolio managers say such large-scale cyber events at borrowers have emerged as one of the most difficult risks for banks to control.

“I think banks have really got a very good handle on credit and liquidity risk,” said Adrian Docherty, head of bank advisory at BNP

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