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Cryptocurrency insurance underwriter Evertas, a Lloyd’s coverholder, has teamed up with smart contract-based insurance marketplace Nayms to offer the on-chain policies.
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Lloyd’s of London, the insurance behemoth, is backing a brand-new policy on protecting from hacks cryptocurrency that’s being held in wallets. The insurance is provided by the crypto lifestyle service provider Coinbase and underwritten by the Atrium insurance syndicate of Lloyd’s, said Coincover on Sunday.
2020-3-3 21:51 | |
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UK-based insurance behemoth Lloyd’s of London has announced its move to provide crypto-insurance services for funds held in cryptocurrency hot wallets. Lloyd’s Atrium Targets Crypto Insurance Scene According to The Times, insurance giant and the U.
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Компания по управлению криптовалютными активами Kingdom Trust застраховала свои резервы от хищения или потери в результате стихийных бедствий. Страховщиком при этом выступил один из наиболее известных и старейших страховых институтов мира Lloyd’s of London, сообщает Reuters.
2018-8-29 11:58 | |
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According to the institutional cryptocurrency storage platform Kingdom Trust, the company is now insured by the world’s largest insurance marketplace, Lloyd’s of London. The Kentucky-based alternative asset custody service, Kingdom Trust, claims to hold assets worth $12B that consist of 30 digital currencies under its wing.
2018-8-29 01:55 | |
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A qualified crypto custodian Kingdom Trust has announced its partnership with one of the Lloyd's underwriters. The insurance coverage provided through the world's leading insurance market is expected to attract more institutional investors to the crypto sphere.
2018-8-29 23:24 | |
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Just a month after issuing a warning about crypto assets, insurer Lloyd's of London is beginning to enter the business, a new partnership shows.
2018-8-28 16:00 | |
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Cryptocurrency exchange Bitget has resumed its services in the United Kingdom after a six-month suspension, marking a return in line with the UK’s Financial Promotions Regime. Bitget’s renewed presence follows its May decision to halt onboarding new users due to updated regulations from the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).
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UK’s new bill recognises Bitcoin and other digital assets as personal property. Under the new law, crypto owners will enjoy greater legal protection. The UK parliament has introduced a new bill that clarifies digital assets ownership by recognizing Bitcoin and other crypto assets as personal property.