Fine Art & Specie
We offer insurance coverage for physical loss or damage risks in the fine art, jewellery, cash and precious metals sectors. Our clients range from financial institutions, diamond and jewellery retailers and manufacturers to museums and private collectors.
We provide specialist insurance coverage for the following classes of business:
- Fine Art: museums, galleries, dealers and private collections
- Jeweller’s Block: retail jewellery stores, wholesale, manufacturing and mining risks
- Cash in transit: secure logistics of cash, diamonds and jewellery, and bullion
- Specie: precious metals, diamond and gemstone mines, bullion refineries, in transit and storage
LINE SIZE
USD200m
Maximum combined line size
OUR COVER
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All risks of physical loss or damage
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Static risk and in transit
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Employee fidelity
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We provide insurance coverage for physical loss and damage risks in the fine art, jewellery, and cash and precious metals sectors.
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Natalja Markiv
Underwriter
Fine Art & Specie
London
Cameron Spencer
Underwriter
Fine Art & Specie
London
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