- June 1, 2025
Fine art tops Luxury Investment Index 2023
Andy Warhol’s Shot Sage Blue Marilyn sold for $195 million at Christie’s. Fine art and collectable cars are the luxury investments with the strongest growth,
The Risks of Investing in Art and Collectibles
Collectibles are an alternative investment, which means they’re not stocks, bonds, mutual funds, exchange-traded funds (ETFs), or cash. Some investors jump into collectibles with both
Fine Art Finance – A Change Of Perspective For Your Collection
The international law firm gives a brief tour of the fine art investment landscape, a subject of interest to private client advisors, banks and others
Is an Investment in Art an Inflation Hedge? (& Invest in Art Shares)
According to a forecast by the International Monetary Fund, the global inflation rate could reach an all-time high of nearly 8.8% in 2022, before it
The art of getting a £7,600 refund… get TONY HETHERINGTON to investigate
Tony Hetherington is Financial Mail on Sunday’s ace investigator, fighting readers corners, revealing the truth that lies behind closed doors and winning victories for those
2023 could be the year to invest in contemporary art
Four foot dissected companion, by Brooklyn-based artist KAWS. Photo from Maddox Gallery Young professionals are embracing a diversifying art world, which could mean a continued
‘I lost £19,000 to a digital art investment scam’
Do you have an issue you need put right? Which? is here to help get your consumer problems sorted. Dear Which?, I recently received a
Don’t Know How to Start Investing in Art? Fintech Startup Arttrade Has a Solution
Art collecting has a very distinct cachet, one that is exclusive, monied, and largely opaque. Blue-chip art and artists (those with a proven sales record
Three Ways To Look At Partial-Share Investment Strategies
Elizabeth von Habsburg and Nanne Dekking Artory/Winston Art Fund When Dutch-born Nanne Dekking came to New York in 1996, he quickly realized he needed to
Would you invest in art without seeing it? New scheme invites users to buy into securitised—but unnamed—art loans
A relatively new way to invest in art—which is growing in popularity but not widely publicised—is to buy into securitised bundles of art loans, a