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The only event for high and ultra-high net worth brokers who want to be one step ahead of the game returns this week.

Bringing together over 100 delegates from across the country, the Insurance Age High Net Worth Forum on Thursday (12 November) offers unparalleled networking, ideas sharing and a platform for meaningful insight.

Held at Events @No6 in London the agenda is focused on the topics that continue to present short and long-term opportunities for the private clients market; alongside multiple workshops where small groups will take part in practical demonstrations and discussions.

Among the areas that will be addressed are:

  • How technology is reshaping how HNW clients research insurance, understand risk and engage with brokers and insurers.
  • Whether HNW has become too broad a category, how specialist propositions are differentiating themselves and what brokers and insurers need to deliver to demonstrate genuine value.
  • How risks surrounding HNW clients from targeted theft to personal security; online visibility to changing behaviours, are creating exposures that require a more proactive approach to prevention.
  • Can technology, data and AI genuinely strengthen the private-client proposition; and are there limits to automation in a market built around trust, judgement and specialist advice?

Among the firms confirmed to speak and/or run workshops are Hiscox, Acrisure Private Office, Miller Insurance, Clear Group, Brown & Brown, Verlingue, Tysers, PIB Insurance and Specialist Risk Group.

For more details and/or to sign up to attend click here.

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