Mitigating risks with art held in trust
Just as trustees and executors must undertake proper due-diligence with regard to financial investments, the same holds true for art. FAWM will help trust and estate practitioners mitigate risks resulting from authenticity disputes, title claims, restitution, holocaust claims, art fraud and theft.
Independent and objective advice on art is not always easy to obtain. To date, this has been provided largely by art dealers, galleries and auction houses for which conflicts of interest often exist. Trustees and executors would be wise to seek advice from an independent and objective art succession planner.
FAWM announces the launch of new services for trust and estate practioners on art sucession planning. For more information contact info@fineartwealthmgt.com
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