Brianna McBride

For the past several years, affluent households have faced one of the most difficult personal insurance markets in decades. Premiums climbed sharply, underwriting tightened and coverage became harder to secure in catastrophe-exposed regions. At the peak of the cycle, double-digit rate increases were common, forcing many families to focus on retaining coverage rather than improving it.

Brianna McBride is an advisor at BCU Risk Advisors, where she works with successful families and family offices to design personal insurance programs that protect complex assets and evolving lifestyles.

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