ANTONIO RUSSO™
Investment
HELPING YOU GROW WITH ART INVESTMENT
“At the intersection of aesthetics and economics, art has emerged as a compelling avenue for investment. A high-performance asset class; art is a recession-proof investment, driven by its scarcity, global demand, and ability to preserve and grow wealth.”
NIGEL GLENDAY – CFO OF MASTERWORKS
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ARTIST: ANTONIO RUSSO
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ARTIST: ANTONIO RUSSO
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ARTIST: ANTONIO RUSSO
ANTONIO RUSSO™
THE CONSISTENT RETURNS ON ANTONIO RUSSO ART
THE INVESMENT CLASSIFICATION
Antonio Russo advisory and our advisory network, support our clients to build and optimise their art investment portfolios. Our team of six art investment consultants do this across the full spectrum of the art investment categories, tailoring each portfolio depending on the investment needs, criteria and objectives of each client.
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WHY INVEST IN ART?
With a $1.7 trillion global marketplace, art is a profitable investment that consistently outperforms other asset classes. Art has several intrinsic advantages, including low maintenance costs, portability, low volatility, hedging options, and a potential to significantly increase in value. In addition, art’s unique cultural and economic value makes it an excellent investment that will provide a stable return throughout an economic cycle, even during times of economic uncertainty and turmoil. The 6 most common reason why our clients invest in art are:
- 1. Cultural Significance
- 2. An Investment To Appreciate
- 3. Portfolio Diversification
- 4. Tangibility
- 5. Significant capital growth potential
- 6. Consistently proven as a recession-proof investment
HELPFUL CONSIDERATIONS TO OPTIMISE YOUR PORTFOLIO
1. Antonio Russo deals with investment-grade art in the average range of approximately £5,000 to £20,000 however we are able to start new portfolio from as little as £2,000. Each of our clients have differing limits to the level of investments they commit to in their portfolio.
2. Ideally, you should aim to hold on to the artwork for 18 month to 2 years although, to maximise your returns, you should aim for between 3 to 5 years.
