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Learn and invest in the assets of the Future.
Achieve your Alternative Assets Investment Certificate
OBSERVATORY AND ORIENTATION PROGRAMME FOR PLEASURE ASSETS
We work to share the Culture of Collectibles and the opportunities that lie in terms of investment for new generations. We address them by analysing market trends, helping them to discover the best opportunities and involving them in discovery of Excellence through our Talent Club, the first community dedicated to alternative assets and which works alongside the most influential brands in the following sectors:
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Historic cars and youngtimers
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Fashion and accessories
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Watches and jewellery
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Properties of merit
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Wines and spirits
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Yachts
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Startups
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Artwork
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NFTs and Crypto
OUR UNIQUE TRAINING COURSE:
THE AAICC
Our Academy is dedicated to those who want to become Alternative investment experts, through a modular path that allows participants to acquire the most sought-after skills on the market, integrating technical and cultural aspects linked to finance and collecting, without neglecting opportunities related to high-tech projects, such as start-ups.
Through an internationally certified training program in partnership with European School of Economics, students acquire skills and a competitive advantage in an extremely growing market with a strong need for experts and well-prepared professionals. The course is in presence and includes lessons proposed by university teachers and experts in each alternative asset class.
IThe programme is dedicated to undergraduate and graduate students in economics and finance, finance experts and young professionals and private investors.
Over 50% of people no longer trust banks.
By 2025, there will be 7 million young people in Europe with $1 million in assets.
Wealth management practitioners need to change their offerings to capture the opportunities of an as-yet underserved market (Bain & Company).
In addition, young clients are seeking privileged access to new opportunities and nontraditional financial asset classes.
In response to these needs, practitioners must evolve their proposition and offer access and insights into a wide range of asset classes, including private equity, art, and even digital assets.
Given the sensitivity and complexity of the subject matter, it is very important to seek expert advice before venturing into emotion-related investments.
The massive growth of investors between the ages of 20 and 45 (69 percent of whom are professionals, 22 percent entrepreneurs, and 9 percent belonging to the second or third generation of affluent families), presents a unique opportunity for banks and wealth management practitioners to seize the potential of an underserved market.
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