[ad_1] India Art Fair, a leading platform for showcasing modern and contemporary art from India and South Asia, is returning at a time when the Indian art market is on a new high, achieving record-breaking prices at auctions, and artists from the region becoming a part of global conversations as never before. Ahead of the
[ad_1] Swiss banks are heavily invested in art, yet the understanding of art as an investment often lags in the industry. A startup of a former banker aims to change this. Trading art like stocks – this is an idea that resonates with former UBS manager Andrea Orcel. As reported by finews.ch, the top banker
[ad_1] These innovation-driven EV companies will survive the headwinds and emerge stronger in the coming quarters Source: petovarga / Shutterstock I largely tend to average up on my investments as the business conviction grows. I am not a big fan of averaging down. However, there are scenarios where averaging down makes sense. A good example
[ad_1] The National Gallery, London celebrates its bicentennial this year. In honour of that milestone, PhD student Luisa Bicalho Ritzkat presents findings from her research in which she is quantifying the gallery collection’s nominal rate of return across the twentieth century. Her work reveals that the National Gallery’s returns were higher than previous estimates, competitive with traditional
[ad_1] PASADENA, CA — Stefan Simchowitz, 53, is no one’s idea of a viable candidate, including his own. “I have no illusion that I can win or that I stand a chance to win, which is also quite liberating, because I’m not running to win a campaign. I have no prayer,” he tells me. Simchowitz, who is
[ad_1] Electronic Arts hosted its Investor Day event to share EA’s long-term growth strategy and provide an in-depth look at the initiatives driving its three strategic pillars: entertaining and engaging massive online communities, creating blockbuster interactive storytelling, and harnessing the power of community to accelerate growth in, around, and beyond our games. “We are
[ad_1] Art Market Maxwell Rabb Last year was a rocky one for the secondary market. Sotheby’s, Christie’s, and Phillips—broad public barometers of the market’s performance—all reported a dip in sales for 2023, characterized by persistent economic uncertainty. In 2024, there are more murmurs of positivity. Though economic growth is broadly forecast to taper and geopolitical
[ad_1] 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 Hughes continues
[ad_1] Home / News / Qantas Super flies into the sunset with ART merger One of Australia’s last corporate superannuation funds will merge with Australian Retirement Trust following years of pandemic disruption and regulatory change that stymied efforts to grow its member base. Australian Retirement Trust (ART) will take on Qantas Super’s 26,000 members and
[ad_1] Inigo Philbrick, the disgraced art dealer who pleaded guilty to carrying out an $86m fraud and was sentenced to seven years in prison, has been released. His sentence of seven years (including two years already served) was handed down in May 2022, meaning that he will have served a little less than four years