AXA’s Canadian subsidiaries have announced plans make available “a comprehensive portfolio of customized art insurance products and related services to meet the growing demands of individual art collectors, museums, galleries, corporations, galleries, trusts, traveling exhibitions and artists in the Canadian marketplace.”
AXA has become a successful specialist insurer in the global art market, creating customized policies to insure objects in every active area of serious collecting, from paints, drawings and sculpture to rare stamps and coins, antique furnishings, decorative art objects, vintage wine, rare books to vintage vehicles and emerging collectibles. It will expand those services in Canada.
AXA’s bulletin noted that its “relationships with preferred Canadian-based brokers will play a key role in service delivery. Canadian consumers will benefit from the synergistic relationship between AXA Art and the various entities of AXA in Canada.”
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