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TIL The largest individual marine risk ever insured was the RMS Titanic, which was insured for £1 million (equivalent to £124 million in 2024), which represented 20 per cent of the entire market's...
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Posted:   Subject: TIL The largest individual marine risk ever insured was the RMS Titanic, which was insured for £1 million (equivalent to £124 million in 2024), which represented 20 per cent of the entire market's... Quote

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The original was posted on /r/todayilearned by /u/UndyingCorn on 2026-08-19 13:59:58+00:00.

Original Title: TIL The largest individual marine risk ever insured was the RMS Titanic, which was insured for £1 million (equivalent to £124 million in 2024), which represented 20 per cent of the entire market's capacity. The record of its sinking in the 1912 "Loss Book" is on display in the Lloyd's building.
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