Hedge funds see art beginning to take its place as an asset class

Some hedge fund managers are keen to see art accepted as an asset class with specific features but incomparable with traditional assets. Between 2000-10 art produced an annualised return of 10.87%.

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Despite perceived problems in the art investment market, a handful of hedge fund managers attempting to harness its potential are keen to demonstrate just how well they are doing.

Art is considered a kooky way of diversifying a portfolio and investing in it has been limited due to liquidity and volatility fears.

While many believe the hedge fund industry is set to exploit and develop the market, this will not be an easy feat. Expert advice is hard to come by and it can be difficult ensuring

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