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Membership Fees

To support its various initiatives, The Art Fund Association charges the following membership fees, which are graduated to reflect the size and character of the proposed member.

Category of Proposed Member Annual Membership Fee
(in US$)
   
Art Fund or Fund of Funds Manager  
NAV or CC (in US$) *See below  
   
<$5 million $500.00
$5 million to $10 million $750.00
$10 million to $20 million $1,000.00
$20 million to $50 million $2,000.00
$50 million to $75 million $3,000.00
$75 million to $100 million $4,000.00
>$100 million $5,000.00
   
Service Providers  
Attorneys $4,000.00
Auction Houses $3,000.00
Auditors/Accountants $3,000.00
Art Insurance Professionals $3,000.00
Art Finance Providers $3,000.00
Fund Administrators $3,000.00
Placement Agents $1,500.00
Independent Investment Committee and Conflicts Committee Members $1,500.00
Art Dealers and Art Market Advisors $300.00
Art Appraisers $300.00
Art Conservators $300.00
Purveyors of Art Storage and Delivery $500.00
   
Accredited Investors  
Individual Investors $500.00
Institutional Investors $1,500.00

 

  • No Officer or Director of the Art Fund Association shall receive any financial compensation from any membership fees received from members. All membership fees shall be utilized solely for the conduct of the Art Fund Association's activities in promoting and guiding the art fund industry.
  • Fees are for the period from January 1st to December 31st of each calendar year with the amount of the fees pro rated quarterly for memberships started other than on January 1. Continued membership requires a renewal to occur by no later than January 31st of each calendar year.
  • Art fund managers pay according to the size of the funds they manage which is determined based on the method by which their annual management fees are calculated for all of such funds – by a fixed percentage of either the net asset value of the fund’s investment portfolio or the aggregate capital commitments made by the fund’s investors. As a condition to joining The Art Fund Association, art fund managers are required to certify in writing the manner in which such manager receives its compensation from each of the funds it manages and either the last calculation of its NAV or its aggregate capital commitments of such funds.
  • Placement Agents must be registered broker-dealers or associated persons of such a broker-dealer in accordance with U.S. securities laws and the rules and regulations of FINRA.
  • If the proposed member is an organization, such organization is entitled to extend the membership to two (2) individuals of such organization per annual membership fee remitted to Art FA.
  • Membership Dues are non-refundable.

Industry Chatter

April 14, 2011
The Christian Science Monitor
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ArtInfo
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January 26, 2011
The National
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January 10, 2011
DealBook - NYTimes.com
Can’t Afford a Picasso? How About a Piece of One?
January 7, 2011
The Wall Street Journal
The Fine Art of Finance
January 3, 2011
TheStreet.com
High-End Art Poses Possibility for Investors
September 6, 2010
Skate's Market Notes
Russia Takes Lead in Regulating Art Securitization and Collective Investments for Art & Collectibles
March 19, 2010
London Evening Standard
How Mike Platt and Joe La Placa took over the Contemporary Art World
April 7, 2010
Art Market Monitor
Builders Surpass Boom Years
March 13, 2010
Financial Times
The Art Market: Tough Times for Art Funds
February 17, 2010
Bloomberg
Banker Waits Out Global Crisis, Auction Slump to Test Art Fund
January 11, 2010
Forbes India
An Asset Called Self-Preservation
January 29, 2010
Forbes India
Osian’s Art Fund: The Broken Paddle
January 22, 2010
Financial Times
The Art Market: A false Leonardo
May 17, 2010
China Daily
Putting the ink on a deal takes on a new meaning
September 4, 2009
The New York Times
Art Funds Feel Revival as Economy Thaws Out
April 8, 2009
The Art Newspaper
Downturn Hits Art Investment Funds
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Events & Training

Upcoming Events

First Anniversary Gala
Art Basel Miami Beach
Friday, December 2nd, 2011
5:30pm to 8pm
@ The Murano Grande
South Beach, Miami, FL
» Details to follow

Past Events

Panel Discussion, "Art Funds? Is Now The Time?"
March 4th, 2011
@ The Armory Show
New York City
» Read More

Art Funds Give Back
"Masks Around the World"

October 25th, 2010
St. Stephen of Hungary School
» Read More

 
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