Australian Retirement Trust (ART) has opened its first overseas office in London as it seeks to further capitalise on international investment opportunities. A spokesperson confirmed that a team of three existing ART employees moved to the UK in mid-March, with the focus being on a “select few” working with external managers and taking advantage of
“Australian buyers are becoming incredibly savvy,” Davidson says. “In some instances, they are becoming the market leading force.” Trends in demand for the work of late Anmatyerr woman Emily Kam Kngwarray from the Northern Territory are illustrative of the ebb and flow of the market, Davidson says. “Her market exploded through to 2005, and demand
Paiblock is a Business Reporter client. The art market has long been a thing of intrigue. Blind auctions, paintings going for tens of millions of pounds, theft and forgery, maverick trading – it is the stuff of Hollywood thrillers. It is also often dismissed as elitist, and inaccessible to those of modest means – a
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Remember Suhas from 3 Idiots? The price-obsessed engineer-turned-investment banker bought a luxury watch for his fiancee for Rs 4 lakh, in 2009. We don’t know the brand, but given that it was a limited edition model, this watch would be worth Rs 16-17 lakh now. According to a Knight Frank study, luxury watches have delivered
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NEW YORK, April 17, 2024 (Newswire.com) – There was a time, in which investing in art was widely perceived to be the exclusive province of knowledgeable connoisseurs, high-net-worth individuals, or both. However, that has changed markedly over the past 25 years. In 2023, the global art market came to nearly $70 billion, according to a PBS
Konvi, a European luxury assets fractional investment platform, has acquired alternative investing platforms Diversified and Fractible, bolstering its global user base to 50,000 active users. Over the past year, there has been significant consolidation in the European fractional investment space as brokers struggle with compliance costs and complexities. Konvi, as one of Europe’s leading fractional
An interest in art as an investment is something Verena Ruedi sees with many ANZ Private clients. “We’re very much focussed on helping our clients manage and grow their wealth in ways that support their ambitions. That might be personal, intergenerational, or other areas – like art – that are important to them.
Most investors stick to traditional assets like stocks and bonds, usually because they’re comfortable with the familiar. However, adding alternative investments to your portfolio can provide broader diversification, help reduce volatility, and yield higher returns. Art is gaining traction as an alternative investment option—and not just among the ultra-wealthy. Different types of art to invest