A terrific pair of events organized by the Art Law Foundation in Geneva has been accounced. As the Foundation describes it: The aim of the series is to examine the growing practice of art investments, and the use of art as an investment asset. Various top speakers from academia and practice will explore securitisation of… Continue Reading
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