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What can go wrong?

Please refer also to the following chapters on the page Reasons: Risk evaluation, All Risk Insurance coverage scenario, Insurance, storage and maintenance cost. The paragraphs below cover different hypothetical scenarios in detail.
What is the worse case scenario?

The violin is all-risk insured. The insurance policy covers every imaginable risk.
What if the instrument gets stolen?

In the case the instrument gets stolen, the all-risk insurance covers the full value of the instrument. The policy also covers theft from a locked vehicle.
What if the instrument gets damaged?

A world leading curator luthier will repair the damaged instrument. The cost of the repair will be fully covered by the insurance. If the value of the instrument decreases as a consequence of the incident, the insurance will cover the loss of the value.
What if the instrument gets destroyed?

In the case the instrument getting destroyed, the all-risk insurance covers the full value of the instrument.
What if the soloist does not pay insurance?

Before receiving the loan of the instrument, the soloist has to sign a contract that binds him to pay for the instrument’s insurance and storage. If he or she fails to pay for the insurance and the insurance company is about to cancel the insurance policy of the instrument, Stradivari Invest® takes over the insurance, nullifies the contract with the artist and takes the instrument back.
What if the soloist does not keep the instrument safe?

The case of careless handling or storage of the instrument will infringe the loan contract. The contract will be invalidated and the instrument will be taken back. 
What if the soloist is invalidated?

According to the loan contract, the instrument will be returned to the custody of Stradivari Invest
® and then loaned to another deserving soloist.
What if the soloist dies?

According to the loan contract, the instrument will be taken back to the custody of Stradivari Invest
®. Another artist will be chosen for the loan program. The death of the soloist does not have any influence on the value of the instrument.
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What can go wrong?
What is the worse case scenario?

What if the instrument gets stolen?
What if the instrument gets damaged?
What if the instrument gets destroyed?
What if the soloist does not pay insurance?
What if the soloist does not keep the instrument safe?
What if the soloist is invalidated?
What if the soloist dies?
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