AIG asserted that the policy with SS&C didn’t cover things such as “any negligent act, error or omission, misstatement or misleading statement in the Insured’s performance of Professional Services for others,” and since Tillage alleged that SS&C’s performance of the contract was “grossly negligent,” it wasn’t covered. But wait, there’s more: AIG also asserted that the brokerage had no coverage for losses relating to “the monetary value of any electronic fund transfer or transaction by an Insured or on an Insured’s behalf, which is lost or diminished during transfer into, out of or between an Insured’s [SS&C’s] accounts.” An insurance policy, whether a general casualty and liability policy, a cyber fraud policy, a data breach policy, a kidnap ransom and extortion policy or whatever, is…