July 22, 2026

Art Investor

Art Investor

Why ART won’t get on the internalisation ‘roundabout’

[ad_1] Australian Retirement Trust has seen the cycle of in- and out-sourcing around the world and doesn’t want to be part of the same ‘pattern’. But even very large super funds have to think hard about their service providers, with counterparty risk emerging around similarly large managers. Australian Retirement Trust (ART) might be the country’s

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Investing in art: A profitable activity just for a select few? | Economy and Business

[ad_1] With a varying but undeniable frequency, works of art — sooner or later — make headlines when gavels are banged at auctions. As demonstrated by the most expensive piece up for grabs so far in 2023, it’s clear that art — in addition to being beautiful — can be very profitable if the stars

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How Is Elon Musk Beating Interest Rates to a Pulp with This One Type of Asset?

[ad_1] Elon’s diverse investments have generated him billions, even as entire sectors of the economy crumble. What’s his secret weapon? Elon’s actually been giving the secret away since late last year. Most people just missed it. It’s understandable, there was a lot going on; the invasion of Ukraine had just begun, fuel prices were starting

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Fractional investments enable ownership of expensive artworks for small sums

[ad_1] Lee Woo-hwan’s painting/ Courtesy of Yeolmae Company By KTimes Lee Yeon-hee, a 38-year-old office worker, has distinguished herself among her friends as an art investor. Her foray into the art world started in 2019 with Damien Hirst’s “A Dream” and Lee has since expanded her portfolio to encompass works by acclaimed artists such as

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EA Leadership Discusses Company’s AI Focus During Investor Day

[ad_1] Jack Slomka September 18th, 2024 – 9:34 PM AI is probably the most controversial issue in gaming this year. The only thing that might come close is the mass shutdowns and layoffs that have been sweeping the industry

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The Business of Art Power List: Most Influential People in the Arts

[ad_1] The past year has been one of more transformation than usually occurs in the art world in any given twelve-month span. The cooler market can only account for some of the sweeping change—though “it is a correction, but not a collapse,” according to Christie’s CEO Guillaume Cerutti, as quoted in the Financial Times. This

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Oak Bay art dealer charged with fraud

[ad_1] Calvin Lucyshyn, who operated Winchester Galleries, has been charged with one count of fraud over $5,000 An Oak Bay art dealer is facing a fraud charge two years after Saanich police seized around 1,100 pieces of art worth tens of millions of dollars. Police alleged at the time the dealer was taking art from

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Turns Out Hunter Biden Did Actually Know Who Bought His Art

[ad_1] Republican James Comer has issued a statement claiming that Hunter Biden, the son of U.S. President Joe Biden, was aware of the identities of buyers of his artworks, according to statements made by his gallerist. If true, this contradicts an alleged White House ethics agreement that was widely reported when Biden debuted his newfound

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Alford Hughes announces second edition of Global Investor Guide in collab with Qatari artist

[ad_1] Doha, Qatar: Alford Hughes, Qatar’s only prime international real estate office, has announced the release of the second edition of the Global Investor Guide in collaboration with Qatari Artist Abdulaziz Yousef, popularly known as ‘Temsa7’. Building on the success of its previous collaboration with Qatari artist, Bouthayna Al Muftah, for the inaugural edition, Alford

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Investing in art: Solid financial move or abstract choice? | CU Boulder Today

[ad_1] Art can inspire awe and appreciation—but it can also appreciate in value or provide protection against inflation. Christophe Spaenjers, an associate professor of finance in the Leeds School of Business, studies real assets, including art, and has found that artworks can be a better way to preserve purchasing power than traditional investments like bonds. 

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