Art Insurance Consultation

For discerning collectors, inheritors, and families of wealth, protecting a fine art collection is about more than risk management—it is about safeguarding legacy. Each work is not only an asset but also a reflection of heritage, taste, and cultural capital. Our Fine Art Insurance Consultation provides tailored protection that ensures your collection remains secure, its value preserved, and its legacy carried forward.

A White-Glove Approach

• Bespoke Risk Assessment – Confidential evaluations of your collection’s value, storage, and security.

• Meticulous Valuations – Expert appraisals updated in alignment with shifting markets.

• Tailored Coverage – Policies designed for the unique needs of UHNW collectors, from single masterpieces to multi-generational estates.

• Seamless Estate & Trust Planning – Ensure smooth transitions across heirs and trustees with aligned insurance strategies.

• Worldwide Protection – Coverage that travels with your collection—whether on loan, in storage, or in international exhibition.

Why It Matters

• Beyond Standard Coverage – Homeowners’ policies are rarely sufficient; bespoke policies protect against theft, damage, loss, transit, and even mysterious disappearance.

• Privacy & Discretion – Work exclusively with specialists who understand the sensitivity of art ownership at the highest level.

• Capital Preservation – Protect both emotional and financial value through expert structuring.

• Legacy Protection – Ensure artworks are secured for future generations while maintaining their cultural and monetary significance.

Who We Serve

• Private Collectors & Families – From old masters to contemporary holdings.

• Inheritors & Estates – Streamlined planning for generational wealth transfer.

• Family Offices & Trusts – Integrated solutions within broader wealth strategies.

• Foundations & Philanthropy – Secure collections that serve both private legacy and public good.

Because art is not only an investment—it is an inheritance. Protecting it requires expertise, discretion, and vision.

An initial consultation requires a $100 deposit.