By Ngozi Akinyele, Chief Marketing and Communications Officer, Coronation Group (www.Coronation.ng) A diversified portfolio is one of the key metrics of investment success. The greater this diversity, the more likely it will outperform the market, and the savviest investors are often looking for new opportunities: the rising stars among new asset classes. Investment in art

Pennon Group recently hosted its latest customer engagement meeting at Plymouth’s state-of-the-art water treatment works to hear customers’ thoughts and discuss the company’s record investment plans. The WaterShare+ session was the latest instalment of the quarterly events the company stages across the Greater South West. Each meeting is designed to provide customers with the chance

For free real time breaking news alerts sent straight to your inbox sign up to our breaking news emails Sign up to our free breaking news emails Sign up to our free breaking news emails It was a beautiful moment. A print of Banksy’s famous Girl With Balloon sold for more than £1m at a

Though it is a cliché, there is truth to the idea that opposites attract. By their own admission, the art advisors Allan Schwartzman and Philip Hoffman are odd bedfellows. But their newly announced partnership makes sense in the way only true relationships can. With their new venture they are forming what might be best described

Growing up in Blackball, a small mining town on the West Coast of the South Island, the walls in Joan Vujcich’s house looked very different to her walls today. “Dad was an engineer, he came out from Scotland as a small child with his parents, and they settled in the South Island. Which is where

A diversified portfolio is one of the key metrics of investment success The greater this diversity, the more likely it will outperform the market, and the savviest investors are often looking for new opportunities: the rising stars among new asset classes. Investment in art is certainly not a new concept, but what makes it unique

He believes it is not uncommon for the art market to prosper when the sharemarket is not doing so well as investors look for alternative places to park their money. “When the sharemarket crashed in 1987 the art market did well until 1989 when people ran out of money.” But others are not so convinced.

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I am sometimes amazed by the many changes that the global art market has experienced in the past 10 years or so. Covid-19 can be blamed for some of these shifts, as it forced the art market to close for a short time and virtually reinvent itself. To cite a few examples, printed catalogues at