CoreShield private risk solutions

Private Risk

Private Risk

Private risk planning considers the exposures that accompany your property, assets, lifestyle, and family responsibilities. CoreShield helps coordinate home, vehicle, valuables, liability, and specialized protection, identifying where standard policies may need closer attention and aligning insurance decisions with your broader approach to preserving wealth.

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When personal protection gets complex

See how ownership, activities, and growing responsibilities can change the questions a household needs to ask about its insurance.

PRIVATE RISK CENTER

Protect what you have built.

Bring your properties, possessions, liability, and lifestyle into one coordinated view. Explore the details that deserve closer attention.

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START WITH WHAT MATTERS

Where is your life more complex?

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EXPLORE & UNDERSTAND

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21 options

Homes & property

High-value homes

Explore property protection tailored to distinctive homes and complex rebuilding needs.

What to consider
Who may want to explore it
Owners of custom, historic, or other high-value residences.
Points to review
Rebuilding estimates, cash settlement, extended replacement cost, and catastrophe terms vary.
Useful to have ready
Property details, appraisals, construction features, and current policies.
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Homes & property

Secondary & vacation homes

Coordinate protection for additional residences and their particular use.

What to consider
Who may want to explore it
Households with seasonal, secondary, or occasionally rented properties.
Points to review
Occupancy, rentals, vacancy, storm exposure, and local management affect coverage.
Useful to have ready
Addresses, occupancy, rental activity, property details, and values.
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Collections & lifestyle

Collections & valuables

Review protection for art, jewelry, collections, and other significant possessions.

What to consider
Who may want to explore it
Collectors and households with assets that exceed standard policy sublimits.
Points to review
Appraisal, transit, storage, newly acquired items, and valuation provisions matter.
Useful to have ready
Collection inventory, values, appraisals, storage, and loan or exhibition plans.
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Liability & security

Personal excess liability

Consider additional liability limits coordinated with your underlying insurance program.

What to consider
Who may want to explore it
Households reviewing potentially significant personal liability exposures.
Points to review
Follow-form terms, attachment points, exclusions, and underlying limits vary.
Useful to have ready
Policy schedules, property and vehicle details, household exposures, and current limits.
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Liability & security

Private client cyber

Explore personal cyber protection within a more complex household risk program.

What to consider
Who may want to explore it
Families managing connected homes, digital accounts, and sensitive information.
Points to review
Social engineering, extortion, restoration, and funds-transfer terms need review.
Useful to have ready
Household technology, security practices, account exposures, and existing coverage.
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Vehicles & travel

Luxury & collector vehicles

Explore coverage reflecting specialized vehicles and their use.

What to consider
Who may want to explore it
Owners of luxury, classic, collector, or limited-use vehicles.
Points to review
Agreed value, repair options, mileage, storage, and driver eligibility vary.
Useful to have ready
Vehicle details, appraisals, use, drivers, and storage.
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Homes & property

Homeowners

Review protection for a residence, belongings, and associated personal liability.

What to consider
Who may want to explore it
Homeowners coordinating property values and household exposures.
Points to review
Replacement cost, deductibles, valuables, and flood or earthquake gaps deserve review.
Useful to have ready
Address, building details, property values, and existing policy.
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Homes & property

Renters

Explore coverage for belongings, certain living expenses, and personal liability.

What to consider
Who may want to explore it
People renting a home or apartment.
Points to review
A landlord’s property policy generally does not cover a tenant’s belongings.
Useful to have ready
Rental address, belongings estimate, household details, and lease requirements.
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Homes & property

Condo

Coordinate unit-owner coverage with the association’s master policy.

What to consider
Who may want to explore it
Condominium owners reviewing interior property and liability responsibilities.
Points to review
Association documents, loss assessment, deductibles, and unit improvements matter.
Useful to have ready
Master policy, association documents, unit details, and belongings value.
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Vehicles & travel

Auto insurance

Review personal vehicle liability and optional physical damage coverages.

What to consider
Who may want to explore it
Households that own or drive personal vehicles.
Points to review
Limits, drivers, vehicle use, deductibles, and exclusions require review.
Useful to have ready
Driver and vehicle details, use, current limits, and driving history.
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Liability & security

Personal umbrella

Explore additional liability protection above specified underlying coverage.

What to consider
Who may want to explore it
Households assessing the impact of a significant personal liability claim.
Points to review
Underlying policy requirements, exclusions, and household exposures need coordination.
Useful to have ready
Home and auto policies, limits, drivers, properties, and activities.
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Homes & property

Flood

Review protection for eligible flood losses to property and belongings.

What to consider
Who may want to explore it
Property owners and renters evaluating flood exposure.
Points to review
Covered property, waiting periods, limits, and basement treatment vary.
Useful to have ready
Property address, elevation information if available, values, and current coverage.
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Homes & property

Earthquake

Explore protection for eligible earthquake-related damage.

What to consider
Who may want to explore it
Households evaluating seismic exposure and recovery costs.
Points to review
Percentage deductibles, contents, masonry, and living-expense terms vary.
Useful to have ready
Location, construction, retrofit details, property values, and current policy.
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Liability & security

Identity theft protection

Explore identity recovery assistance and eligible expense reimbursement.

What to consider
Who may want to explore it
Households reviewing the consequences of identity misuse.
Points to review
Monitoring, assistance, stolen-funds protection, and reimbursement are distinct benefits.
Useful to have ready
Existing protections, household needs, and prior incidents.
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Vehicles & travel

Marine & yacht

Review vessel protection, liability, and cruising-related exposures.

What to consider
Who may want to explore it
Yacht owners and households with more complex marine needs.
Points to review
Navigation, crew, storm plans, tenders, and survey requirements need review.
Useful to have ready
Vessel survey, values, crew details, cruising area, and storage.
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Vehicles & travel

Private aviation

Explore aircraft, liability, and eligible non-owned aviation exposures.

What to consider
Who may want to explore it
Aircraft owners and people with private aviation responsibilities.
Points to review
Aircraft use, pilot qualifications, ownership, and territorial conditions matter.
Useful to have ready
Aircraft and ownership details, pilots, training, use, and territories.
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Liability & security

Family protection & crisis response

Review specialized protection for certain personal security and crisis exposures.

What to consider
Who may want to explore it
Households with travel, public-profile, or other heightened personal security concerns.
Points to review
Covered events, response services, confidentiality, and territories vary.
Useful to have ready
Travel patterns, household exposures, and a private discussion of needs.
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Family & lifestyle

Family office & trustee risk

Explore how property, liability, and family responsibilities fit into one risk discussion.

What to consider
Who may want to explore it
Families coordinating multiple assets, entities, advisers, or trustee responsibilities.
Points to review
Ownership structures and fiduciary exposures need tailored review; the general quote form is only a starting point.
Useful to have ready
Ownership structure, policy schedule, assets, and adviser or trustee responsibilities.
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Family & lifestyle

Farm & equine

Review property, animal, and liability exposures associated with farms and horses.

What to consider
Who may want to explore it
Owners with agricultural, equestrian, or related private property activities.
Points to review
Commercial use, animal values, liability, and exclusions require specific review.
Useful to have ready
Property use, animals, values, activities, and existing policies.
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Vehicles & travel

International personal travel

Consider medical, travel, and personal exposures connected to international trips.

What to consider
Who may want to explore it
Households traveling internationally or spending time abroad.
Points to review
Trip cancellation, evacuation, medical benefits, and destination restrictions differ.
Useful to have ready
Destinations, travel dates, travelers, trip costs, and current coverage.
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BEYOND THE POLICY

Coordinate the broader picture

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LOOK AT THE DIFFERENCES

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