1. A unique opportunity to invest in a Venture Capital focused on Art. 

2. The art market is a global and scalable business largely.

3. Regulated VC and in the process of obtaining the European passport. 

Make blue-chip art funds accessible to accredited investors by the regulated firm. Blue-chip art provided 32.8% yearly yields between 2000 and 2021.

• Diversify by co-investing
• Big data and owned algorithm
• 85 years of accumulated art advisory experience
• Regulated and audited VC and funds
• Updated NAV quarterly and art indexes comparable to financial ones

The art market is an untapped opportunity as indicated by the following indicators: 

• The global asset management market is $103T while the alternative asset market is $15T and art funds are just $1B.
• The global market in public auctions is around $65B while the total (including private sales) is $1.6T, of which 70% represents the blue-chip art market (our focus).
• The total art market growth forecast is $2.7T in 2026 with a CAGR of 2.7% per year. This data does not include NFTs or digital art.

Right now is an excellent time to invest in art because is demonstrated by the following data:

• Art performs best in periods of high inflation: art outperformed even gold between 1973 and 1981.
• The performance of the world's 50 blue-chip artists outperformed the Dow Jones index during the financial crisis.
• Low correlation with financial assets that allow for diversification of the investment.

Our target market for the sale of artworks is aimed at wealthy people (over 5M$ of assets) that their number increased by 10% in 2019 globally and a growth of 50% is expected in 2026 thanks to the implosion of the Asian market (China, India, Indonesia).

The accumulated experience of +95 years of our art advisors allows us to demonstrate the validation of obtaining returns in the purchase/sale of blue-chip artists: our advisors managed 45 works of art worth €146 million in the last 5 years which have offered an annual return of 14.52% for 25 artists such as Kandinski, Basquiat, Picasso, Monet, Matisse, Warhol, Calder, Lichtenstein, and Dalí, among others.

The competitive view is based on how diversified is the portfolio driven by the Asset Mgrs and the type of artists embedded in their art offering (art funds and/or art loans) by the main players as shown in the following graph:

The business model is based on the typical management compensation of Venture Capital firms, which is based on the following income model:

• 2% annual management fee.
• 20% success fee achieved by the investment funds (above 5% as 'hurdle rate').
• Additionally, a 20% commission on loans of the artworks to museums and on gift products and the collection of NFTs created ad-hoc from the acquired works of art.