CIPC Insurance Conference

The CIPC Conference brings together the best in the private insurance industry. Participating in the conference will be a valuable opportunity to network with a select
group of high net worth insurance professionals.

The CIPC Conference 2025 will take place in Dallas, TX at The Adolphus Hotel.

May 8-9th, 2025

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Becoming a Member of CIPC

The Council for Insuring Private Clients (CIPC) provides a venue where agents and insurers may collaborate on how to better serve their private clients. Insuring wealthy individuals is a unique, specialty area of the insurance industry and until the formation of the CIPC, there wasn’t a forum for sharing ideas and perfecting skills.

CIPC focuses on implementing best practices and risk management techniques for insuring the personal assets of private clients. Any entity or individual with a focus on insuring high net worth individuals may join CIPC.

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Sponsorship

Becoming a sponsor of the CIPC means you affirm the mission of the CIPC and aim to achieve success together through implementing best practices and risk management techniques for insuring assets of private clients. 

Exhibition

The 2025 CIPC Conference offers unique marketing opportunities that will allow you to engage decision-makers, demonstrate your product/services, promote your brand, and join the discussion. Limited space available.

The annual CIPC Conference provides attendees the opportunity to network with high net worth insurers, agents, investors and others involved in the high net worth space. It focuses on specific presentations designed to improve the art and science of insuring private clients.

AIG, Chubb, Price Forbes and Risk & Insurance Education Alliance are Strategic Partners of the CIPC.

Expand your network with prime leaders of the private insurance industry.

Learn what it is like to share innovative ideas and insight with top industry experts. The program includes topics ranging from:

  • Product Innovation
  • Distribution
  • Markets
  • Technology
  • Adminstration
  • Regulation
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Certified Personal Risk Manager Program

Top agents, brokers, and insurance companies working with high net worth clients recognize the Certified Personal Risk Manager Program (CPRM) as the leading designation for professionals in this space.

The Certified Personal Risk Manager (CPRM) Program is a professional education and designation program offered by the Council for Insuring Private Clients (CIPC) and Risk & Insurance Education Alliance. It provides the first in-depth and highly focused knowledge base for serving this important market segment.

Antitrust Compliance Statement

We are setting forth this statement to prevent any violation of antitrust laws. All recipients must remember that their respective firms are competitors in the marketplace and that the McCarran-Ferguson Act and the laws of some states provide the insurance industry with only very limited immunity from federal and state antitrust scrutiny. Therefore, those in attendance must exercise care during all presentations and discussions since even innocuous discussions of certain topics might later be misinterpreted as evidence of collusion. Discussions or sharing of competitive information is prohibited. 

For purposes of this discussion, “competitive information” includes, but is not limited to, information concerning: 

  • Any information related to rate-making or pricing including strategies or plans
  • Discussions about reasonable profit levels
  • Credit terms and other price-related or ancillary terms
  • Market allocation
  • The concerted refusal to deal with a customer, supplier, competitor; or to provide an insurance product or service
  • Decisions to quote or not to quote on certain types or classes of risks
  • Raising, lowering, or stabilizing rates
  • Any issues concerning how agents or insurers compete amongst themselves

Help to enforce this policy and speak up if you have concerns about the conversation.