Siemens Mobility has announced a ground breaking £100 million investment in a state-of-the-art rail infrastructure manufacturing, digital engineering, and research & development (R&D) facility in Chippenham. This investment underscores the company’s dedication to innovation, sustainability, and excellence, aligning with their “to build in Britain with Britain built in” campaign. The new facility, replacing the existing

Siemens has announced that it is investing £100 million to establish a cutting-edge rail infrastructure manufacturing, digital engineering and research & development (R&D) centre in Chippenham, UK. It said that the investment underscores its unwavering commitment to innovation, sustainability, excellence, and its campaign ‘to build in Britain with Britain built in’. The new facility, which

Most investors build their portfolios by investing in traditional investments, such as stocks, bonds, and cash. These can provide both growth and a level of diversification. However, some investors seek diversification beyond these traditional asset classes. Such investors often look to alternative investments as a way to diversify beyond stocks, bonds, and cash. Rather than

British American Tobacco commenced its investment journey in Nigeria as a trading business, and partnerships culminated in a direct investment in setting up an over $185 million world-class factory over two decades ago in Ibadan, one of Africa’s largest cities. Over the years, BAT Nigeria has demonstrated its dedication to Nigeria by continuously expanding and

While the world of art investment set strong figures for 2023, the overall picture for luxury items and and collectibles, such as fine wine, classic cars and accessories was muted last year, according to Knight Frank. Art posted the highest gains of “investments of passion” – rising 11 per cent in 2023, but broader

Randall Willette Fine Art Wealth Management Managing Director 2 May 2013 The following article on family offices and art investments is by Randall Willette, who is managing director, Fine Art Wealth Management, a specialist firm in the sector. The following article on family offices and art investments

Art Share 002 S.A., a Luxembourg-based securitisation undertaking, has officially closed its offer period for a private placement of up to 550,000 class B shares, marking a significant development in the art investment landscape. Scheduled for delivery on 7 March 2024, these shares represent a fractional investment opportunity in ‘Three Studies for Portrait of George

Only fine art returned double digit growth in the luxury investment market last year, as whisky continued to decline after a decade of growth. The news comes from the latest wealth report by estate agent Knight Frank which highlighted that sales of ultra-rare and rare whisky as a luxury investment, despite long term growth of

Astonishing prices across the board encourage the view that art is an asset class that can be used as a hedge against inflation. However, there is a reason that art investment is usually limited to the sophisticated investor – its lack of liquidity, the opacity of the market and high transaction and holding costs.

Waran’s Fine Art has partnered with Mr. Controversial, one of the rising stars of the art world. Art collectors, get excited  In a significant move in the world of contemporary art, Waran’s Fine Art is thrilled to announce an exclusive partnership with the emerging artist Mr. Controversial. This partnership, which underscores their commitment to the sector, positions