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Michael Loney

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As seen in: The Insurer, Reuters, Terra Byte, Trading View, Managing Intellectual Property, Program Manager, E&S Insurer
North American associate editor at @_TheInsurer, covering all aspects of the specialty #insurance and #reinsurance markets
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Kinsale share price rises 5% after Q2 beat, CUO sees E&S ‘opportunities for growth’

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By Michael Loney Verified
| The Insurer Verified
Kinsale Capital Group’s share price rose over 5% on Friday after a Q2 earnings beat, while management said the excess and surplus lines market “still offers opportunities for growth” despite a large drop in commercial property premium. Kinsale logo and rising stock graph are seen in this illustration taken February 3, 2025.
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Cyber pricing lagging rising threats

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By Michael Loney Verified, Rebecca Delaney, Ashish Tiwari
| The Insurer Verified
Insurance pricing is not keeping up with rising cyber threats, with S&P Global Ratings warning a delayed cyber market correction will hit profitability and AM Best suggesting the U.S. is dividing into sub-markets. S&P in a report released in mid-July said the cyber insurance market is at an “important crossroads” where continued rate decreases at a time of increasing risk could lead to losses that push combined ratios above 100%.
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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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