Moses Mei art index
Portfolios with artwork in it will usually have 10-20% less risk than one without. The S+P 500 was a great investment portfolio, as we saw in 2008.
The Moses Mei art index fell 4.5%, while it collapsed by 37%.
The fund purchased these works with the intent of selling them later. It waited three to five years before selling. At that point, the market was more.
The fund was liquid and was able to find buyers for the work and then sell them at the perfect timing. They made use of their vast network as well as leveraging geographically.
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arbitrage with currency to benefit. So, the inaugural Artemundi Global fund that was launched in 2008 was quite profitable and investors enjoyed a 19%