Embracing a 'Left of Loss' Risk Management Mindset With Robert Raymond
For wealth professionals serving ultra-high-net-worth families and family offices, the episode outlines a proactive risk framework and notes that insurance is only one component. It also points to governance, self-insurance and checklists as part of a broader risk toolkit.
Summary
By the family offices deskIn this FOXcast episode, Robert Raymond of HUB Private Client discusses a 'left of loss' risk management mindset for families and family offices. He describes anticipating risks before they become costly, building a culture of preparedness, and using insurance alongside advisory services, self-insurance, governance and other tools. The conversation also covers property, liability and cybersecurity risks and resources families can use to strengthen their risk programs.
- Robert Raymond introduces 'left of loss' as a risk management philosophy focused on anticipating and addressing risks before they become costly problems.
- He discusses why insurance is only one component of a comprehensive risk framework, alongside advisory services, self-insurance strategies and governance practices.
- The episode covers property, liability and cybersecurity concerns facing families.
- Raymond highlights tools, checklists and resources families and family offices can use to strengthen risk management programs and resilience.
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