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Alternative Assets
Invest in Art, Collectibles & Luxury Assets with Confidence
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From rare artworks to exclusive collectibles and luxury assets, our processes are designed to give you confidence and peace of mind. Each investment is carefully vetted, with confirmations and documentation provided to safeguard your interests and ensure complete transparency.
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- Authenticity Verification: Certified by leading industry specialists
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Why Sophisticated Investors Choose Alternative Assets
- Diversification: Expand your portfolio with high-value, tangible assets
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- Prestige: Align your investment with cultural and aesthetic significance
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Collectibles with high returns
The continuously unpredictable nature of financial markets has opened the doors wider for investors to explore non-traditional asset classes as viable alternative investment and inflation-hedging vehicles in 2023.
In general, there are 7 categories of non-traditional investment assets. They include private equity, private debt, hedge funds, real estate, commodities, collectibles, and structured products.
But forget flipping properties, purchasing private equity stakes, and trading structured forex products, there is a whole other world of investment assets out there that not only let you enjoy your passions, but have also proven to be relentlessly lucrative over time.
A September 2022 survey from Social Standards and Boston Consulting Group (BCG) found that jewellery, watches, sneakers, nonfungible tokens (NFTs), furniture, and handbags were among the most mentioned assets on Instagram and TikTok for alternative investments.
Classic cars
If you are an automobile fan, classic cars should be right up your alley as an investible.
Classic cars can be categorised into the following:
- Vintage – cars manufactured between 1919 and 1930
- Antique – cars manufactured before 1975
- Classic – cars manufactured before 1990
Classic muscle cars (think GTOs) and roadsters from Mercedes-Benz, Porsche, Ferrari, Bugatti, and Alfa Romeo are known to fetch seven figures on the retro car market.
The most expensive car ever sold was the 1955 Mercedes-Benz 300 SLR Uhlenhaut Coupe. The antique was auctioned off for an extraordinary US$142 million in May 2022. A 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO follows at a distant second place, when it fetched US$48.4 million in an August 2018 auction10.
While these convertibles might be easy on the eyes and beneficial to your investment portfolio, upkeeping them is a major point for investors to consider. Between import and annual taxes, regular maintenance fees, garage charges, petrol consumption, and other miscellaneous fees, the cost of maintaining and owning historic vehicles add up very quickly.
In Singapore, a Mercedes-Benz 230SL Pagoda registered in 1965 with an original price tag of US$3,400 (S$4,610) was recently listed for S$300,000 on SGCarMart11.
Fine wine
There is no official definition of what fine wines are, but these high-end libations are generally associated with superior and quality winemaking and growing processes.
The London International Vintners Exchange (also known as the Liv-ex benchmark), frequently cited for the performance of the broader fine wine market, outperformed the S&P 500 index by 8 percentage points on a nominal basis between July 2001 and July 20216.
According to fine wine investment company Cult Wines Singapore’s investment calculator7, if you invested S$100,000 a year ago, your wine portfolio would be worth S$112,030 today. This equates to a 12.1% profit in just a year!
When investing in wines, investors should pay special attention to vintage wines, their aging potential, the region where they were grown and produced, their scarcity, as well as price history, according to experts.
‘For wines limited in supply by the size of the vineyards and appellations, such as the great wines of Burgundy or Bordeaux, it’s logical that the price will continue to increase over time,’ said Jamie Ritchie, Global Head of Wine at Sotheby’s.
Watches
Like bags, investible watches range widely in entry prices.
At the high end of the resale timepiece market are those from Audemars Piguet, Jaeger-LeCoultre, Patek Philippe, and Rolex, with prices starting from at least US$16,000. While these brands have watches with less hefty price tags, those models generally do not command as big of a resale demand.
On the lower end are brands like Omega, where prices for new investment-grade pieces start from US$5,000.
While the higher entry points (compared to bags, for example) might seem like a lot, watches have the highest ROI of the collectibles mentioned in this list, based on data from various market researchers.
Consider this: Rolex Daytona steel watches retail for roughly US$16,000, with second hand prices having the potential to rise above US$35,00012.
According to Boston Consulting Group, Luxury watch collectors can generally be segmented into four categories:
- Classic timeless (low purchase frequency, purchases luxury watches across different price ranges)
- Fashionable professional (moderate purchase frequency, purchases entry-level luxury watches)
- Luxury watch hobbyist (moderate purchase frequency, purchase super-luxury watches)
- Collector/investor (high purchase frequency, purchases ultra-luxury watches)
