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Should cyber insurers be preparing for quantum computing now?

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By Michael Loney Verified, George Abbott Verified
| The Insurer Verified
Observers warn that insurers and companies should be taking action ahead of a potential Q-Day for quantum computing in a few years’ time. Quantum Motion's quantum computing chip is displayed in an undated handout photo, in Oxfordshire, Britain, provided May 6, 2026. Quantum Motion/Handout via REUTERS During an AM Best briefing on the cyber insurance market on July 23, TittmannWeix partner Judy Selby said carriers should be already asking questions to potential insureds about quantum computing.
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LMA publishes new model clause to address toll payments in Strait of Hormuz

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By Navneeta Nandan, George Abbott Verified
| The Insurer Verified
The Lloyd's Market Association published a new model clause on Thursday for marine hull underwriters to use in connection ​with vessels passing through the Strait of Hormuz, under which insurers will ‌not cover any transit fee, toll or other payments. Vessels at the Strait of Hormuz, as seen from Musandam, Oman, July 8, 2026.
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Black Sea marine rates rise above 1% after Russia and Ukraine escalate attacks

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By Michael Jones, George Abbott Verified
| The Insurer Verified
Additional premiums for transits through the Black Sea have risen to more than 1% of a vessel's value after both Ukraine and Russia stepped up attacks on ​shipping and other facilities in recent weeks, multiple marine market ​sources said. Smoke rises from a civilian vessel on fire, amid Russia's attack on Ukraine, in Odesa, Ukraine July 19, 2026.Picture taken with a mobile phone.
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