Underwriters far from returning to pre-war war risk pricing even as US-Iran deal looms, brokers say
June 17 2026 by Joana Nguyen
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Lloyd’s launches Chubb-backed marine war risk consortium for Strait of Hormuz
- June 19
It will provide up to US$200m of capacity separately for hull and P&I risks, with an additional US$200m of dedicated cargo capacity.
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Lloyd’s launches Chubb-backed marine war risk consortium for Strait of Hormuz
- June 19
It will provide up to US$200m of capacity separately for hull and P&I risks, with an additional US$200m of dedicated cargo capacity.
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Lloyd’s launches Chubb-backed marine war risk consortium for Strait of Hormuz
- June 19
It will provide up to US$200m of capacity separately for hull and P&I risks, with an additional US$200m of dedicated cargo capacity.
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Lloyd’s launches Chubb-backed marine war risk consortium for Strait of Hormuz
- June 19
It will provide up to US$200m of capacity separately for hull and P&I risks, with an additional US$200m of dedicated cargo capacity.
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