Collectibles, including art, pose a unique set of risks. Valuation, opaque pricing, illiquidity, counterfeiting and physical damage all generate risks that need to be identified, quantified and addressed - whether through mitigation, transfer or avoidance.

The Art at Risk Conference will add value and provide insights to experienced veterans and new recruits:
•   Institutional or Private Investors & Collectors
•   Financial Advisors & Lenders
•   Cultural/Art Institutions
•   Insurers & Appraisers
•   Auction Houses
•   Attorneys
•   Others Interested in Owning & Protecting Artworks & Other Objects of Value

Featuring leading industry experts, the conference will address issues from a number of perspectives:
•   Current Trends in the Art Market
•   Art: A Risk Management Perspective
•   Expert Advice on Ownership
•   Planning Ahead: Protecting Art from Exposures to Loss
•   Case Studies in the Aftermath of Disaster
•   An Introduction to the Holocaust Claims Office
•   Fine Art Claims

Conference Fee (includes continental breakfast, lunch & cocktail reception): $325

ACCESS THE FULL AGENDA & REGISTER HERE

This event is organized by the Center for Executive Education, Peter J. Tobin College of Business, in conjunction with its School of Risk Management, Insurance and Actuarial Science.