Goldman Sachs Launches Art Advisory Services for Asia's Ultra-Rich
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07.04.2025
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Goldman Sachs has initiated an art advisory service targeting ultra-high-net-worth individuals in Asia, including Hong Kong and mainland China. This service aims to assist clients in building and managing art collections, reflecting the growing interest in art as an alternative investment in the region. The move underscores the increasing integration of art into wealth management strategies among Asia's affluent individuals.
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