Are Fine Arts Floaters A Silver Lining in the Insurance Market Cloud'

Unlike many lines of insurance, the fine arts and collections market has so far managed to avoid the difficulties of a hardening environment. But is it robust enough to carry the industry through tough times? Maybe not, since the base of potential insureds has traditionally been limited to wealthy individual collectors, corporate collections, ...

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