Chinese and foreign bank art investment income is generally over 10%

This year's art investment market was unexpectedly hot and a lot of hot money flocked to it. At the art auctions, there were constant works to refresh historical highs, and more investors looked from the property market, stock market, bonds, bonds, etc. The traditional investment field has shifted to investment in art. Commercial banks also value this piece of land for investment. According to Bankrate's silver rate network statistics, art investment income is mostly around 7%-10%.

China Investment Bank: Direct Investment + Bank Credit Cooperation Mode In the issuance of wealth management products linked to works of art, Minsheng Bank (5.20, 0.01, 0.19%) was the first to eat crabs. As early as July 2007, Minsheng Bank issued a special wealth management “Artwork Investment Plan No. 1” product, which was sold to high-end customers of private banks and raised funds to invest in traditional Chinese paintings and Chinese contemporary paintings and paintings according to scientific proportions. In July 2009, the product normally expired, and the annualized yield rate reached 12.75%.

In January 2010, Minsheng Bank once again launched the “Extraordinary Asset Management - Artwork Investment Plan No. 2” financial product for private banking customers. The initial sale amount was RMB 500,000, and the investment period was 3 years.

According to the relevant personage of the Minsheng Bank Wealth Management Center, the two products of the people's livelihood belong to the direct investment type, and the due income depends on the price change of the invested artwork.

The investment in art works of CCB (4.63, -0.01, -0.22%) adopts cooperation with trusts. In June 2010, CCB and SDIC Trust again launched the “SDIC Dragon Artworks·Poly 2nd Collective Fund Trust Plan” and “SDIC Dragon Artworks·Poly 3rd Collective Fund Trust Plan”, with the lowest commission. The amount is 500,000 yuan.

Bankrate silver rate network financial analysts told this reporter: “There is a difference between trust-type wealth management products invested in artworks and direct investment in artworks. Trust products are due to the fact that borrowers are all high-quality companies. Risk control measures, such wealth management products are relatively stable, for investors, the maturity depends on the actual income. Although the income is not high, but the chance of getting income is relatively large, and the investment direction of these products is also It is often used as a target of speculation, integrating the appreciation space and investment prospects of alternative investments. The alternative wealth management products of the trust category are essentially ** products."

Foreign Investment Bank: Introducing the Art ** Investment Model On September 7, the Bank of Societe Generale announced the launch of the "Luxing China 2010 Art Award" in Beijing. This is the first time that the company has established a special award for young artists since its establishment. For a long time, Societe Generale (24.30, 0.06, 0.25%) [24.21-1.59%] has always had a strong interest in various art forms in the field of contemporary art. Since the Group opened its exclusive art gallery in the business district of La Defense in France in 1987, after 23 years of accumulation, the number of various types of artistic treasures in the current collection of the company has reached more than 900 pieces.

Li Xiaoyi, chief executive of Greater China of SGX Private Bank, told this reporter: “As a private banker, we need to match the lifestyle of our guests and serve our customers to improve their quality of life. If customers are interested, we can help our customers The art market has invested in. The bank established arts in Europe several years ago and hopes to introduce the model of art into China in the future.”

Foreign banks have richer experience in investing in art abroad. Now they are gradually bringing these experiences to China. Citibank mainly introduces artists to interested high-end customers in a curatorial manner, and convenes buyers with price recognition and forecast room for growth.

UBS Group began landing in the art collection market in China as early as 2008 and held art exhibitions in Shanghai, Beijing, and Guangzhou. UBS Art Bank has been rated as the “Best Art Bank in the World” by Euromoney, and its core business includes art research, acquisition and sales, property planning, activities and sponsorship, and planning management.