By Chan Quan Min
In this three-part series KiniBiz delves into the world of art as an investment here in Malaysia. We begin with tracking the stunning appreciation of art prices and the expansion of the secondary market in recent years. We move on to consider the Southeast Asia Art Capital fund with its aim of doubling investor funds in six years via the appreciation in the prices for art. We conclude the series with an interview with renowned art dealer and gallery owner-operator Valentine Willie who explains some of his art investing strategies.
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In the first of a three-part series on art as an investment, KiniBiz tracks the stunning appreciation of art prices and the expansion of the secondary market in recent years. Both factors have ...
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The Southeast Asia Art Capital fund, Malaysia’s first of its size and scale, at first blush is structured just as any other financial investment product. But the private equity fund, only just ...
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The Southeast Asia Art Capital fund managed by renowned art dealer and gallery owner-operator Valentine Willie will give investors more than just financial returns. Willie will be on hand to help ...
