June 9, 2026

Art Investor

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ART adds head of investment resilience and planning

[ad_1] Australian Retirement Trust (ART) has appointed Jody Fitzgerald to the recently created role of head of investment resilience and planning. Ms Fitzgerald will join the super fund in late January 2024 from Morningstar Investment Management, where she serves as head of institutional portfolio management and solutions. With more than 20 years of experience, Ms

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A Plan to Kill: What Happened to Clifford Lambert, Palm Springs Art Dealer

[ad_1] After the death of his partner, Clifford Lambert just wanted another chance at love—but it would cost the wealthy art dealer his life. How to Watch Watch a new episode of A Plan to Kill Sundays at 7/6c. Because in December 2008, Lambert mysteriously vanished, leaving his friends searching for answers.  The case, featured

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Epstein files highlight how the wealthy borrow against art collections

[ad_1] Leon Black, then-CEO of Apollo Global Management, at the Milken Institute Global Conference in Beverly Hills, California, May 1, 2018. Patrick T. Fallon | Bloomberg | Getty Images A version of this article first appeared in CNBC’s Inside Wealth newsletter with Robert Frank, a weekly guide to the high-net-worth investor and consumer. Sign up to receive

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Is Art Still a Good Investment – or Did the Easy Money Era Make Us Believe a Myth?

[ad_1] Vicky Parry 20th Jan 2026 For much of the past decade, art looked like a remarkably persuasive investment. Auction records fell with reassuring regularity, contemporary artists vaulted from obscurity to seven-figure sales, and wealth managers quietly nodded along as collectors spoke of “diversification” and “store of value”. In a world of cheap money and

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Epstein files reveal Leon Black as a key collector of Van Gogh works – The Art Newspaper

[ad_1] The Epstein files, released by the US Department of Justice, reveal that investor Leon Black owned Van Gogh’s painting Quarry near Saint-Rémy, valued at $60m in 2016. He also had one of the artist’s most expensive drawings, Garden with Flowers, then worth $25m, along with three other Van Gogh works on paper. All seem to have

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The Art of Not Selling

[ad_1] My co-founder David Kuo has an investing rule that some of you may find to be peculiar.  He never sells any stock he buys — period. There are no exceptions or escape clauses. David didn’t sell when the pandemic spread across the world six years ago.  He didn’t sell when US President Donald Trump

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Arthur James Advisory Launches Secondary Art Market Data Initiative Amid Growing Demand for Pricing Transparency

[ad_1] LONDON, March 10, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — London-based art brokerage Arthur James Advisory has launched a new internal initiative designed to track pricing and supply trends across the global secondary art market, as investors increasingly seek clearer data when evaluating art as an asset class. George Darlington, Founder of Arthur James Advisory The global art market

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From journalist to art investor: how Kitty Go built her second act in Hong Kong

[ad_1] I GREW UP IN a traditional Chinese family in the Philippines. My dad was a businessman working with his brothers. My mother was a homemaker, but in true Chinese fashion, if there was a shortage of staff, she had to help out. When a new business opened, she worked alongside my aunts. THE FAMILY

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We talked to crypto-art investors to figure out what’s driving people to spend millions on NFTs, despite no guarantee their value will increase

[ad_1] NFTs have generated billions of dollars and one NFT sold for nearly $70 million. Many people question whether the digital assets will maintain their value over time. Some investors compare the NFT boom to the dawn of the internet. See more stories on Insider’s business page. In the past month, people have spent over

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Art Funds Bidding to be Considered a Real Asset Class

[ad_1] Britain’s Railways Pension Scheme faced a quandary. It was 1974, and U.K. inflation was running above 30 percent, while London’s stock market was tumbling. Showing a bold creative streak, RPS unearthed an asset class that offered solid real returns in an inflationary environment: fine art. The fund invested £40 million ($65 million) over six years in

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