May 26.2010
WELLS
FARGO
May 26.2010
Mr. Leon Black
Apollo Management LP
9 West 57th Street, 43rd Floor
New York, NY 10009
RE: The Black Collection
Fine Arts Insurance
Dear Leon: 330 Madison Avenue
Seventh Floor
New York. NY 10017
212462.7500 Main
212482.1043 Fax
800.962.2125 Toll Free
Wells Fargo
Insurance Services
of NewYOrk-Inc.
Enclosed please find primary and excess insurance company documents in connection with the
May 8, 2010 renewal of your collection/fine arts program. Also attached are invoices representing
the annual premiums totaling 8478,500 plus 51.995 taxes and fees on Lloyds business.
Insurance is provided against the usual "all risks" terms and conditions with the territorial limits anywhere
in the world. The basis of valuation in the event of a claim is your inventory/appraisal amounts or current
market value at the time of loss whichever the higher. The total amount of insurance Is $1,000,000,000
and I attach herewith a synopsis of the placement.
Please review the Named Insureds and advise if they are correct, Also, Bank of America, N.A. is listed as
a loss payee. Copies of the primary and first excess renewal endorsements have been forwarded to the
Bank per the attached.
I trust all will be found in order and look forward to discussing this matter with you.
Jeffrey H
JAH:vnm
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FINE ARTS INSURANCE
Leon Black and Debra Black, oak
MAY 8, 2010 to May 8, 2011
INSURANCE CO./
LAYER LIMIT RATE ANNUAL
PREMIUM
XL Specialty Insurance Co.
(Primary) $100,000,000 .11 $110,000
Chubb Group
(I" Excess) $ 100,000,000 .055 $55.000
AXA Art Insurance Corp.
(2nd Excess) $100,000,000 .045 $45,000
Travelers Insurance Co.
(3'd Excess) $100,000,000 .045 $45,000
Chartis Property Casualty Co. (MG)
(4th Excess) $100,000,000 .04 540.000
Fireman's Fund Insurance Co.
(5111 Excess) $100,000,000 .036 $36,000
Lloyds Underwriters
j6th Excess) $50,000,000 .035 $17.500
AXA Art Insurance Corp.
(7d' Excess) $100,000,000 .035 $35,000
Bankers Standard Insurance Co.
ACE Private Risk Services
(8th Excess) $100,000,000 .04 $40,000
XL Specialty (Non-program)
9th Excess) $50,000,000 .04 $20,000
Lloyds Underwriters
(10th Excess) $100,000,000 .035 $35,000
Total:
$1,000,000,000 Annual:
8478,500
May 8,2010
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WELLS
FARGO
May 17. 2011
Mr. Leon D. Black
Apollo Management LP
9 West sr Street, 43`4 Floor
New York. NY 10009
RE: The Black Collection
Fine Arts Insurance
Dear Leon: Wells Fargo Insurance Services of New York, Inc.
330 Madison Avenue 7th floor
New York NY 10017,6CxX
Business: 212 682 MOO rax: 212 682 2043 wellsfarco.com/whs
Enclosed please find primary and excess insurance company documents in connection with the May 8, 2011 renewal of your collection/fine arts program. Also attached are invoices representing the annual premiums totaling $606,000 plus 51.995 taxes and fees on Lloyds business.
Insurance is provided against the usual 'all risks" terms and conditions with the territorial limits anywhere in the world. The basis of valuation in the event of a claim is your inventory/appraisal amounts or current market value at the time of loss whichever the higher. The total amount of insurance is 51,350,000,000 and I attach herewith a synopsis of the placement.
Please review the Named Insureds and advise if they are correct. Also, Bank of America. N.A. is listed as a loss payee. Copies of the primary and some excess renewal endorsements have been forwarded to the Bank per the attached.
I trust all will be found in order and look forward to discussing this matter with you.
\Sincerely. ,
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JAH:vnm
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PARC 0 INSURANCE.
May 7, 2012
Mr. Leon D. Black
Apolo Management LP
9 West 5th Street, 43rd Floor
New York, NY 10019
RE: The Black Collection
Fine Arts Insurance
Dear Leon: wells Fargo Insurance Services USA. Inc.
330 Madison Avenue
7th Moe
New York, NY 10017-5001
Tot: 217. 682 7500
Fax: 212 6621043
wfiamellof ergo con
Enclosed please find primary and excess insurance company documents in connection with the
May 8, 2012 renewal of your collection/fine arts program. Also attached are invoices representing
the annual premiums totaling $806,000 plus $1,995 taxes and fees on Lloyds business.
Insurance Is provided against the usual "all risks' terms and conditions with the territorial limits anywhere
in the world'. The basis of valuation In the event of a claim is your inventory/appraisal amounts or current
market value at the time of loss whichever the higher. The total amount of insurance is $1,350,000,000 to
cover the exposure at 760 Park Avenue, New York. I attach herewith a synopsis of the placement.
Please review the Named Insureds and advise if they are correct Also, Bank of America, N.A. is listed as
a loss payee. Copies of the primary and some excess renewal endorsements have been forwarded to
the Bank per the attached.
I trust all will be found in order and look forward to discussing this matter with you.
Jeffrey A. H
JAH:vnm
Encl.
'There is a maximum of $300,000,000 worldwide coverage which would include transits and that part of
• the collection located at your homes in Bedford and Southampton, New York.
Together we'll go far
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WELLS
FAEUO
June 19, 2012
Mr. Leon D. Black
Apollo Management LP
9 West 5701 Street, 43in Floor
New York, NY 10019
RE: The Black Collection
Fine Arts Insurance
Dear Leon: Walla Fargo InsunteceServfees USA Ine.
330 Madiaon Avenue
7th Floor
New York, NY 10017-5001
Tel: 212 682 7500
Fax: 212 6821053
wfis wellsfargo.com
In accordance with our discussions, I placed an additional $250,000,000 of insurance for
760 Park Avenue, New York, NY where the majority of the collection is located. The overall amount
is now $1,600,000,000 to cover In the event of a catastrophe.
This was accomplished with the placement of several new layers involving Aspen, Lloyds and AXIS
insurers. Enclosed please find the three new policies together with invoices representing the annual
premiums for coverage through May 6, 2013.
I trust all will be found in order and remain with kindest regards
JAH:vnm
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Together we'll go far
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1'AUG0
December 21, 2012
Mr. Leon D. Black
Apollo Management LP
9 West 57" Street, 43td Floor
New York, NY 10019
RE: The Leon and Debra Black Collection
Including Various Trusts, etal
Fine Arts Insurance
Dear Leon: Wolfs Fargo
Insurance Services USA, Inc.
330 Madison Avenue
7th Floor
New York, NY 10017
Business: 2126627500
Fnx: 212 6821043
wwwwasforgo.congwha
This letter will confirm that the amount of insurance covering the Collection is $1,600,000,000 written on a
primary and excess basis for the period May 8, 2012 to May 8, 2013.
I trust the above will be found in order and remain with kindest regards.
Seiner*,
Jeffrey A. Haber
JAH:vnm
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WELTS
F'A1{GO INSU12ANCN
April 8, 2013
Mr. Leon D. Black
Apollo Management LP
9 West 57th Street, 43id Floor
New York, NY 10019
RE: The Black Collection Including Various Trusts, etal
Fine Arts Insurance
Dear Leon: Wells Fargo Insurance Servkes USA, Inc.
330 Madison Avenue
Th Floor
New Yotk, NY 1001'/5001
Tel: Z12 6027500
Fax: 212 6621043
wfis.wellsrargo.com
The primary and excess fine ads policies covering the Leon and Debra Black Collection are expiring on
May 8, 2013 and we are in the process of renewing the coverage. Last year, the total amount of
insurance was Increased to $1,600,000,000.
Insurance Is provided against the usual 'all risks" terms and conditions with the territorial limits anywhere
in the world. The basis of valuation In the event of a claim is your Inventory/appraisal amounts or current
market value at the time of loss whichever the higher. The total amount of insurance is $1,600,000,000 to
cover the exposure at 760 Park Avenue, New York. Your homes In Bedford, NY and Southampton, NY
are included'.
Please review the Named Insureds and advise if they are correct. Also, Bank of America, N.A. is listed as
a loss payee.
I look forward to discussing this matter with you and remain
JAH:vnm
End.
*There is a maximum of $300,000,000 worldwide coverage which would include transits and that part of
the collection located at your homes in Bedford and Southampton, New York
Together we'll go far
IONsiact Lela &
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ENDORSEMENT
Date: May 1, 2012
Endorsement Effective as of Anniversary Date: May 8. 2012
Attached to and Forming Part of Policy No:
Issued by: it SpeclaJtv Insurance Company
For the Account of: Leon Black and Debra Black. etal
It is understood and agreed that the NAMED INSUREDS are hereby amended to read as follows:
Leon Black and Debra Black and/or Pent Holdings, Inc. and/or Narrows Holdings, LLC and/or
Black Family 1997 Trust (Debra Black, John Hannan, Anthony Ressler, Barry Cohen, Trustees)
and/of Leon D. Black Investment Trust A (Leon Black and John Hannan, Trustees)
and/or Benjamin Eli Black Trust, Joshua Max Black Trust, Alexander Samuel Black Trust
and Victoria Rachel Black Trust between U/A/D November 30, 1992 between
Leon Black, as settlor and Debra Black, Barry Cohen and John Hannan, as trustees
and/or Benjamin Eli Black Trust, Joshua Max Black Trust, Alexander Samuel Black Trust
and Victoria Rachel Black Trust between U/A/D August 1, 1988 between Leon Black, as settler
and Barry Cohen, as trustees, A.I.MA.
All other terms and conditions remain unchanged.
In Witness Whereof, the Company has caused this endorsement to be signed by a duly authorized
representative of the Company.
WELLS
FARGO
Wells Fargo Insurance Services USA, Inc.
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EFTA01127363
ART INSURANCE PREMIUMS
Per Jeffrey Haber, insurance purchased every year is not bought on the based of most
recent appraisal or historical call but on Leon's estimate of the current value which he
interpolates from the most recent appraisal and his market knowledge. Every May Leon
indicates to Jeffrey how much insurance he wants to purchase. I prorate the bill between
Leon & Debra and the various Trusts by applying the cost per million of the annual
insurance to the estimated value of the works held by the trusts. Annually, the trusts
reimburse Leon for their share of the insurance based on that calculation.
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2009 Art Insurance Premiums due from 1992 and 1988 Trusts t Leon Black as Reimbursement for Premiums paid:
Total Due Due from
each Trust Mist Work Appraised
Value 4/24/09 fraction
owned annual
premium Interest*
4/09.4/10
1988 Trusts Georges Seurat Le Chien Noir $ 2,000,000 0.5 $ 480 $ 4 484 120.91
Antoine Watteau Study of a Seated Woman $ 1,600,000 1 $ 768 6 774 193.46
$ 1,248 $ 9 1,257 314.37
1992 Trusts George Seurat Le Chien Noir $ 2,000,000 0.5 $ 480 $ 4 $ 484 120.91
William Blake Parable of the Wise $ 3,200,000 1 $ 1,536 $ 12 $ 1,548 386.92
Paul Gauguin Femme Tahitienne $ 2,750,000 1 $ 1,320 $ 10 1,330.03 332.51
Alexander Calder Portrait of Ferdinand Leger $ 2,500,000 1 $ 1,200 $ 9 1,209.12 302.28
Pablo Picasso Jeune Homme et cheval $ 3,000,000 1 $ 1,440 $ 11 $ 1,451 362.74
Egon Schiele River Landscape w/two trees $ 25,000,000 1 $ 12,000 $ 91 $ 12,091 3,022.80
Georges Seurat Audivan Japonais $ 6,500,000 1 $ 3,120 $ 24 3,143.71 785.93
Piet Mondrian Church at Domberg $ 1,500,000 720 $ 5 725.47 181.37
$ 48,050,000 21,816 $ 166 21,981.80 5,495.45
Interest calculated at .76%
total premium paid by LDB = $478,500 + 1,995 taxes and fees = $480,495
premium = $480 per $1mil appraised value
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2010 Art Insurance Premiums due from 1992 and 1988 Trusts to Leon Black as Reimbursement for Premiums paid:
Artist Work Appraised
Value 4/24/09 fraction annual
owned premium Due from
each Trust
1988 Trusts Georges Seurat Le Chien Noir $ 2,000,000 0.5 $ 480 120.00
Antoine Watteau Study of a Seated Woman $ 1,600,000 1 $ 768 192.00
$ 1,248 312.00
1992 Trusts George Seurat Le Chien Noir $ 2,000,000 0.5 $ 480 120.00
William Blake Parable of the Wise $ 3,200,000 1 $ 1,536 384.00
Paul Gauguin Femme Tahitienne $ 2,750,000 1 $ 1,320 330.00
Alexander Calder Portrait of Ferdinand Leger $ 2,500,000 1 $ 1,200 300.00
Pablo Picasso Jeune Homme et cheval $ 3,000,000 1 $ 1,440 360.00
Egon Schiele River Landscape vie/two trees $ 25,000,000 1 $ 12,000 3,000.00
Georges Seurat Audivan Japonais $ 6,500,000 1 $ 3,120 780.00
Piet Mondrian Church at Domberg $ 1 500 000 $ 720 180.00
$ 48,050,000 $ 21,816 5,454.00
total premium paid by LDB = $478,500 + 1,995 taxes and fees = $480,495
premium = $480 per Simi' appraised value
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2011 Art Insurance Premiums due from
Artist Work o Leon Black as Reimbursement for Premiums paid:
Appraised fraction annual
Value 11/30/11 owned premium
Antoine Watteau Study of a Seated Woman $ 1,000,000 1 $ 450
George Seurat Le Chien Noir $ 1,750,000 1 788
William Blake Parable of the Wise 2 500 000 1 $ 1,125
Paul Gauguin Femme Tahitienne $ 2,500,000 1 $ 1,125
Alexander Calder Portrait of Ferdinand Leger $ 2,500,000 1 $ 1,125
Pablo Picasso Jeune Homme et cheval $ 2,500,000 1 $ 1,125
Egon Schiele River Landscape w/two trees $ 25,000,000 1 $ 11,250
Georges Seurat Audivan Japonais $ 6,500,000 1 $ 2,925
Piet Mondrian Church at Domberg $ 2,500,000 1 $ 1,125
$ 46,750,000 $ 21,038
total premium paid by LDB = $606,000 + 1,995 taxes and fees = $607,995 for $1.35bil coverage
premium = $450 per Simi' appraised value
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2012 Art Insurance Premiums due from
Artist Work o Leon Black as Reimbursement for Premiums oaid:
Appraised
Value 11/30/11 fraction annual
owned premium
Antoine Watteau Study of a Seated Woman $ 1,000,000 1 $ 450
George Seurat Le Chien Noir $ 1,750,000 1 $ 788
William Blake Parable of the Wise $ 2,500,000 1 $ 1,125
Paul Gauguin Femme Tahitienne $ 2,500,000 1 $ 1,125
Alexander Calder Portrait of Ferdinand Leger $ 2.500,000 1 $ 1,125
Pablo Picasso Jeune Homme et cheval $ 2,500,000 1 $ 1.125
Egon Schiele River Landscape w/two trees $ 25,000,000 1 $ 11,250
Georges Seurat Audivan Japonais $ 6,500,000 1 $ 2,925
Piet Mondrian Church at Domberg $ 2,500,000 1 $ 1.125
$ 46,750,000 $ 21,038
total premium paid by LDB = $606,000 + 1,995 taxes and fees = $607,995 for $1.35bi1 coverage
premium = $450 per $1mil appraised value
Coverage subsequently increased to $1.6bil due to addl acquisitions made in 2012.
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