What Agents Need to Know about Insurance in Mexico

Mr. Jorge Cacho-Sousa discusses with Insurance Journal’s Mitch Dunford the history of Mexican insurance in the United States, and how MexiPass has been able to work with Mexican carriers to develop Mexican insurance policies in an American format. Jorge also discusses some of the unique risks associated with traveling and/or doing business in Mexico. Agents currently writing or contemplating writing Mexican insurance should watch this video.

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