Fine Art and High Finance Expert Advice on the Economics of Ownership

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ISBN: 9781576603338 | 1576603334
Cover: Hardcover
Copyright: 1/27/2010

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In this impressive compilation, Clare McAndrew has recruited a highly qualified group of expert contributors to explain the most important financial matters facing those investing in art. Written primarily for art investors, collectors, and legal advisers, this book offers invaluable advice for all members of the art community, whether they are newcomers to the art world or industry veterans, Key topics include:

About the Editor	p. ix
Acknowledgments	p. x
About the Contributors	p. xi
An Introduction to Art and Finance	p. 1
Art Appraisals, Prices, and Valuations	p. 31
How, where, and when people buy art and what they do with it
The economics of the art market: supply, demand, and price determination
Valuation and appraisal issues; art as a financial asset; quantitative and qualitative issues
Art Price Indices	p. 63
Investment returns to art; assessment of performance between assets and over time
Art price indices-methods and debates
Art data
Art Risk	p. 87
Investment risk
Portfolio diversification
Risk management
Credit default swaps
Derivatives and structured products
Art Banking	p. 117
Art as collateral and downside risk
Art lending: history and current practices
Art financing solutions: comparative review of banks, auction houses, galleries, and others
The future of art banking
Art Funds	p. 135
Art funds: history and motivations
Art funds today: different methods and approaches
Strategies: sector allocation, opportunity funds, and hedg funds
Current status of the market
Future outlook
The Government and the Art Trade	p. 161
Role of the government in the art market
Art and the national patrimony
Trade restrictions and investment issues
U.S. relationship between art and government
U.K. relationship between art and government
Insurance and the Art Market	p. 197
Art as a real asset: risk issues and the insurance market
Insurance and the art market: history, practice, and methods
Art appraisal and valuation issues
Art and Taxation in the United States	p. 211
Tax and the art market: global investment and the tax nexus
Income tax implications
Transferring wealth: capital gains and inheritance tax
Wealth taxes
VAT and trading taxes
Estate planning and the legal implications of inheriting, selling, and bequeathing art; divorce situations; prenuptial agreements; division among heirs
Art and Taxation in the United Kingdom and Beyond	p. 249
The UK tax system
Direct taxes: income tax, capital gains tax and corporate tax
Indirect taxes: VAT
Wealth tax
Art Conservation and Restoration	p. 263
Conservation versus restoration versus preservation
Cost and return implications
Methods, practices, and services
The Illegal Art Trade	p. 287
The black and grey markets for works of art
Provenance, fakes, and forgeries
Illegal import and export, repatriation, export licensing, and die national patrimony
Art theft and stolen art: issues and anecdotes
The global movement of works of art: legal and illegal, repatriation, art and conflict
Index	p. 309
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Fine Art and High Finance Expert Advice on the Economics of Ownership

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