Major insurance claims spark questions over 'damaged art'
Published in The Art Newspaper, art journalist Riah Pryor consults Appraisal Bureau on the use cases of technology to solve complicated insurance claims. Read the full article here.
Interview: James Croome, Head of Fine Art & Specie, Arch Insurance Company
What are the actual risks considered for Digital Assets from an insurance perspective?The specific risk considerations will differ depending on the type of insurance a carrier is offering. A Tech E&O underwriter, for example, will have a different set of concerns and considerations to a D&O underwriter.That said, there are some common themes that carriers […]
The Block: A professional art appraiser explains why valuing an NFT is ‘totally different’ than judging a painting
The Block spoke with Caroline Taylor, one of a nascent crop of appraisers looking at the NFT space.Read the full article here.
Los Angeles Estate Planning Council: Caroline Taylor speaks on NFT Valuation
Crypto-currencies, Blockchain, and Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) accelerated their adoption during the CoVid-19 Pandemic. These technological developments are poised to play a larger role in the world and by extension the trust and estate planning space, over the next few years. Having a basic understanding of the technologies involved, management-related assets, and the overall implications for […]
New York Magazine: How Museums are Trying to Figure Out What NFT Art is Worth: Determining value in the age of Bored Apes is a work in Progress
The Institute of Contemporary Art Miami was the first major museum to acquire an NFT. New York Magazine covered this novel acquisition and just what was required to make it happen, and how Appraisal Bureau was involved. Read the article here.