Course information

This specialization course is one of the modules of the Master Art Market Management

Preserving and protecting the value of the family's artistic heritage is, for families with important artistic heritage, a vital and increasingly frequent need in the management of their collections. These families consider the collection to be part of their family heritage and have a specific need for management and protection also with a view to its preservation for future generations. Not only families, but also the most important fashion, luxury and manufacturing companies have decided to create a collection. In light of this, it is important to be able to help collectors, their consultants or simple enthusiasts to find their way in the context of an increasingly complex art market.

Target
The program is aimed at:

• Young collectors wishing to start a collection
• Banks, insurance companies and professionals involved in the management of artistic assets
• Wealth Advisors and Family Office who wish to structure an art advisory service within their organization
• Companies and banking foundations with collections and cultural aims
• Companies that organize events and exhibitions

Faculty
The course is held by teachers and professionals from leading companies in the sector such as Open Care, Art Defender, Aon, Art Loss Register

Formula, duration and location
The program develops over 36 hours. Online teaching takes place on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 17:00 to 19:00 and on Saturdays, every other week, from 9:00 to 13:00 at the IULM University.

Attestation
At the end of the programme a certificate of participation will be issued to the participants (minimum attendance required: 80% of training hours).

Educational aims

The training course explores the various problems that families, businesses, foundations and museums face in the management and enhancement of their collections. A course designed for professionals involved in the management of complex financial assets (Advisors, accountants, trustees, Wealth Managers and Private Bankers) as well as collectors, entrepreneurs, investors, who wish to better understand the complex articulation of the themes of private collection management in all their dimensions.