SAN FRANCISCO — October 1, 2026
Executive Summary
Corgi Insurance has launched Fine Arts Coverage, expanding its insurance offerings to protect eligible artwork and personal art collections for individuals and businesses. The coverage addresses covered risks including damage, theft and loss and can apply to paintings, photography, sculpture, prints and other collectible works. Corgi stated that the offering is designed for art kept or displayed in homes, offices, hospitality spaces, galleries and other covered commercial locations.
Announcement Overview
Corgi Insurance’s new Fine Arts Coverage extends protection to eligible artwork and collections owned or displayed by individuals and businesses. The coverage can apply to personal collections kept in homes or other covered locations, as well as artwork displayed in offices, hospitality spaces, galleries and other commercial environments. Eligible works include paintings, photography, sculpture, prints and other collectible pieces. Corgi stated that the launch forms part of its broader effort to develop modern insurance products, combining proprietary underwriting technology and in-house claims handling to support customers across personal and commercial needs.
Key Announcement Details
- Announcement Type: Product Launch
- Announcing Entity: Corgi Insurance
- Announcement Date: October 1, 2026
- Dateline: SAN FRANCISCO
- Primary Development: Fine Arts Coverage
- Coverage: Artwork and personal collections
- Covered Risks: Damage, theft, loss
- Customers: Personal and commercial
- Eligible Art: Paintings, photography, sculpture, prints, collectibles
- Availability: Now
- Distribution: Corgi Insurance
- Technology: Proprietary underwriting technology
- Claims: In-house claims handling
- Market: Personal and commercial insurance
- Company Positioning: AI-native insurance carrier
Corgi Insurance Launches Fine Arts Coverage
Corgi Insurance announced the launch of Fine Arts Coverage, adding protection for eligible artwork and personal art collections to its insurance offerings.
The coverage is designed for individuals and businesses whose artwork may form part of a home, personal collection, workplace, hospitality setting, gallery or other commercial environment.
Corgi stated that eligible artwork and collections can receive protection against covered risks, including:
- Damage
- Theft
- Loss
The offering covers a range of eligible fine art and collectible works, reflecting the different types of artwork that individuals and businesses may own, display or collect.
Coverage for Personal Art Collections
For individuals, Fine Arts Coverage can help protect eligible personal art collections.
Corgi stated that covered artwork may be kept in the home or other covered locations, allowing personal collections to be included within the newly introduced coverage where eligibility requirements are met.
The offering can apply to several forms of artwork, including:
- Paintings
- Photography
- Sculpture
- Prints
- Other collectible works
The coverage is intended for eligible pieces that carry both financial and personal value, according to the company’s announcement.
Coverage for Businesses and Commercial Spaces
Fine Arts Coverage is also available for eligible commercial customers.
For businesses, the coverage can help protect artwork displayed in a variety of environments, including:
- Offices
- Hospitality spaces
- Galleries
- Other commercial environments
Corgi stated that the coverage is designed to address eligible artwork used or displayed within these settings, extending the offering beyond personal collections to commercial art holdings and displays.
Eligible Fine Art and Collectible Works
Corgi’s Fine Arts Coverage can support a range of eligible artwork and collectible pieces.
The announcement specifically identifies:
- Paintings
- Photography
- Sculpture
- Prints
- Other collectible works
Corgi stated that art can form a meaningful part of a home, business or personal collection, with individual pieces potentially carrying both financial and personal significance.
The coverage is designed to provide protection for eligible works against the covered risks specified under the policy, including damage, theft and loss.
Corgi Insurance on Protecting Artwork
Josh Shih, Head of Underwriting at Corgi Insurance, said the company developed the coverage in response to the role artwork can play in personal and business environments.
“Art is becoming a bigger part of how people and businesses build their spaces and express themselves, but insuring it can be complicated,”
Shih added:
“We wanted to make it easier to protect the art people own, display, and collect.”
Corgi stated that Fine Arts Coverage is intended to provide an insurance option for eligible artwork and collections across both personal and commercial settings.
Part of Corgi’s Broader Insurance Product Development
Fine Arts Coverage forms part of Corgi’s broader effort to develop modern insurance products around the way people and businesses operate today.
The company stated that it combines proprietary underwriting technology with in-house claims handling as part of its approach to insurance.
According to Corgi, these capabilities are intended to make insurance simpler and more responsive to customer needs.
The Fine Arts Coverage launch therefore adds a specialized area of protection to Corgi’s growing insurance offering while maintaining the company’s stated focus on technology, underwriting and claims capabilities.
Availability
Fine Arts Coverage is now available for eligible personal and commercial customers through Corgi Insurance at corgi.com.
The offering is available to customers seeking coverage for eligible artwork and collections across the personal and commercial use cases described by Corgi.
About Corgi Insurance
Corgi is an AI-native insurance carrier focused on high-growth companies and specialized commercial risks.
The company combines:
- Proprietary underwriting technology
- Modern insurance infrastructure
- In-house claims capabilities
Corgi stated that its insurance offerings serve customers across a growing range of industries and needs, with Fine Arts Coverage adding protection for eligible artwork and collections owned or displayed by individuals and businesses.
Media Contact
For additional information, visit corgi.com.
Source Attribution
Source: Company announcement
