The owners of works the FBI seized from the Orlando Museum of Art have filed an eight-figure claim, but the insurers say “coverage is unavailable because… the property was inauthentic”
Court allows insurers to amend their argument, after arguing that the collector misrepresented his intention to sell “damaged” works, in $410m insurance claim
Prospective lenders are increasingly nervous that their works will be targeted by attacks or be vulnerable to a lack of security during museum closures
A spate of recent high-profile cases demonstrate ongoing challenges for the sector
Images of the famous dress allegedly damaged by Kim Kardashian at the Met Gala have prompted fresh questions about the safeguarding of art and precious objects
Global warming’s effects are impacting collectors’ bank accounts, especially in disaster-prone states like California and Florida where risky conditions have become the norm
As sea levels rise, so do insurance premiums. Here, an insurance lawyer advises on how collectors can best look after their works as natural disasters and wildfires become more common
New York institution says it lost over $37m when it was forced to shut down, but insurance company caps potential coverage at $200,000
A slashed Velázquez and a burnt Banksy achieved notoriety, but vandalism in the name of the NFT faces ethical hurdles
Some insurers using "aggressive tactics" to reduce barrage of claims following rejection of appeal on clarification of business interruption cover
A US dealer says he is owed millions by insurance brokers for 12 works that were confiscated by authorities from the Palazzo Ducale in 2017 as suspected fakes
Judgment this week ruled in favour of the Financial Conduct Authority's test case seeking clarification of policies as many insurers refuse to pay out during the pandemic
Many in the art world see the impact of coronavirus as a chance to slow down the frenetic pace of global activity and rethink the whole system
With pro-democracy demonstrations showing no sign of abating, the fair is working with a broker to offer galleries cover at 20 times the normal rate
Calls for emergency art storage are putting pressure on art shipment and insurance firms
From new exhibitor regulations at Art Basel in Miami Beach to questions over insurance and taxes
Stockpiled works in large spaces is a risk too far for some
Five iconic portraits may not be loaned to the exhibition due to legal anomaly
This precaution was taken due to the safety of stock being compromised by influx of football fans
Increasing numbers of private collectors, dealers, museums, and banks have been buying policies to protect their assets
Following thefts, Tate receives funds to repurchase works stolen in Frankfurt