For investors

Most individuals keep their savings in low-interest deposits, which often fail to outpace inflation, orinvest in yet another property in their hometown – an asset class with questionable liquidity and limitedutility. Recent years have shown that artworks have successfully preserved their real value. Thisresilience is largely due to their uniqueness and inherent cultural worth. Moreover, art exhibits a lowcorrelation with equity and bond markets, making it an effective tool for portfolio diversification. Asglobal wealth increases, more investors are turning to art as one of the most attractive alternativeasset classes.

That said, direct access to art as an investment remains a challenge for the average investor. A lack ofknowledge about the market, technicalities surrounding the purchase and sale of artworks, risksrelated to forgery and storage, and limited understanding of market trends make art a difficult assetclass to navigate for non-professionals. Institutional portfolio investors, for their part, are generallyprohibited from holding physical assets (i.e., non-financial instruments) and therefore cannot engagein this segment directly. The fund is an appropriate solution for institutional investors seekingdiversification through assets with low correlation to capital markets. The distinctive features of art asan investment make it particularly suitable for long-term strategies.