Insurers warned recession and inflation fears could impact HNW insurance
Insurers have been warned that high net worth customers could review their cover levels as recession fears grow and inflation continues to rise
Aaron Woodhams, head of underwriting at Iprism speaking to Post said although premiums have increased, HNW clients need to make sure they are adequately insured.
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