Loan Agreements: An Insurer’s Perspective: What a collector should consider when loaning his or her works As the owner of a respected collection, you may be asked to loan a work or works for a
forthcoming exhibition. The many benefits of sharing your collection notwithstanding, loaning carries with it a risk of potential damage or loss to an object you greatly value. To mitigate risk, turn to the written loan agreement. In the article Loan Agreements: An Insurer’s Perspective we list some key areas covered in loan agreements for museums and galleries in the US. Collector’s Corner: Interview of Collector Suhel Seth by Judith Price, President of the National Jewelry Institute Suhel Seth is one of India’s most admired marketing and management advisors, serving asHighlights & Happenings AXA Art Insurance Corporation
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