Wealth & Private Client

An exceptional life deserves a considered protection strategy.

Coordinate insurance for distinctive homes, valuable possessions and complex lives.

Wealth & Private Client

Thoughtful choices.
Personal guidance.

As your life becomes more complex, the connections between personal assets, business interests and family responsibilities become more important. A private client insurance review looks beyond a single home or policy to consider the broader picture. Explore how property, valuables, liability and household exposures fit together, with insurance and risk coordination shaped around your priorities and the professionals who already advise you.

See the bigger picture

What a clear plan considers.

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Distinctive homes & multiple properties

High-value residences can involve unusual materials, complex rebuilding costs and different occupancy arrangements. Review each property’s use and insurance assumptions, including renovations, secondary homes and catastrophe exposures that may need additional attention.

02

Collections & meaningful possessions

Art, jewelry, watches and other collections call for a detailed inventory and a conversation about valuation. Discuss appraisal requirements, storage, transit and coverage limitations so the selected policy reflects the items and their use.

03

Liability & lifestyle exposures

Consider the responsibilities that come with additional properties, household employees, board participation and recreational assets. Explore where personal coverage ends, which exposures need specialized review and how higher liability limits might fit your circumstances.

04

Coordination around your priorities

With your authorization, insurance discussions can be coordinated with your attorney, accountant or other advisors. Focus on ownership details, relevant documents and policy alignment while keeping legal, tax and investment decisions with those qualified professionals.

A practical path forward

From questions
to a clearer direction.

01

Map your insurance picture

List residences, vehicles, significant possessions and responsibilities. Identify changes in ownership, family circumstances or lifestyle that may affect coverage.

02

Examine the details

Review policy limits, valuation methods, named insureds and coverage conditions. Identify questions to resolve with the insurer and your existing advisors.

03

Keep the plan connected

Update the review when you buy property, expand a collection, change ownership arrangements or take on new responsibilities.

Let’s make it clearer

Common questions.

What makes a private client insurance review different?

It gives additional attention to complex assets and responsibilities, such as distinctive homes, multiple residences, collections and higher liability exposures. Specialized policies may offer different terms or limits, but suitability and availability depend on the insurer and your circumstances.

Does this service include managing investments?

This service focuses on insurance and personal risk coordination. Portfolio management, securities recommendations and legal or tax advice are outside the scope described here. Your existing qualified professionals remain the appropriate contacts for those decisions.

Should homes held in a trust or another entity be mentioned?

Yes. Tell your insurance advisor how each property is owned and used, and provide relevant details securely when requested. The named insureds and policy structure should be reviewed with the insurer and your legal advisor to address the actual ownership arrangement.

The next step starts with a conversation

Let’s talk about your next step.

Start a conversation about wealth & private client and the priorities that matter to you.