- May 21, 2026
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
Would you invest in art without seeing it? New scheme invites users to buy into securitised—but unnamed—art loans – The Art Newspaper
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
How It Works, Best Artworks, and Ideal Ways to Invest
For some savvy investors and collectors, fine art can be more than just something beautiful to admire in a museum — it’s a valuable asset
Cosimo Art | EIS Crowdfunding Investment
Idea Introduction Cosimo is an online marketplace and platform empowering emerging artists to sell their work directly to collectors – without commission fees – so
Weekend Essay: Investing in art
I wrote a Weekend Essay in March about whether Chanel handbags are a good investment. Unsurprisingly, the response from certain readers was scathing. One even
Fractional art investment FinTech Mintus.com teams with Amergeris
Fractional art investment platform Mintus.com has partnered with wealth management company Amergeris to open access to art investments for private banks, family offices & wealth
How fine art can bring a dash of colour to investors’ portfolios
Fine art has been recognised as a store of monetary and cultural value for centuries and fractionalisation means it no longer need be the preserve
Digitisation is the future of artistic authenticity
Authenticity can make the difference between a multi-million-pound art investment and that same purchase being worthless. In the age of fake news, any system that
A fine art: Investing to beat inflation
The alternatives sector is a broad church, ranging from physical infrastructure to music royalties. Fine art has been used as a story of wealth for
Understanding Fractional Art Investing
Today, you no longer have to be an accredited investor or a billionaire to invest in fine art. The popularity of fractional ownership has boomed