Hub launches Private Client Small Business Solutions for HNW individuals
By Mia MacGregor
April 22 - (The Insurer) - Hub International Limited has launched Hub Private Client Small Business Solutions, a new offering designed for high-net-worth clients who are launching or owning small businesses.
Powered by Insureon, Hub’s digital marketplace for small business insurance, the platform offers digital access to specialized coverage from more than 30 insurance carriers, including general liability, commercial auto, property, business owners, cyber, errors and omissions, and more.
"When an affluent family member starts a side venture, they need to understand and account for liabilities while operating a small business," said Katherine Frattarola, Hub executive vice president and head of Hub Private Client.
"With Hub Private Client Small Business Solutions, we understand the importance of customized guidance and solutions to protect not just the operations of this new venture but our clients' wealth and legacy,” she added.
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