Investing with NexeArt Capital
Investing with NexeArt Capital
Acquiring a work of art is both an aesthetic and a financial investment, a way of combining pleasure and profitability.
Time is the key to developing an artist’s reputation.
This rating is established on the basis of various criteria:track record, references, promotion by galleries, museums or institutions, networks, collectors, prices obtained, auction results, rarity of works, media coverage, etc.
Investing in this field requires close attention to the various private and public actions (institutions, galleries, auctions, collectors, artists, etc.).
The NexeArt Capital team’s strengths lie in its in-depth knowledge of this market and its ability to identify the most relevant works, which can generate considerable added value over the long term.
NexeArt Capital is able to anticipate fluctuations, seize new offers and opportunities, and ensure the quality and value of your acquisitions by negotiating the best possible deal on your behalf.
The different Investment Strategies
I. Short-term investment strategy (one year holding) with a target IRR of 5 to 7%
Purchasers aim to earn more quickly than in real estate or the equity market. Our ability to source and certify your purchases is a guarantee of seriousness and our ability to earn faster than on traditional markets, by anticipating the resale of your works.
At the end of the holding year:
– Customers can resell their work to guarantee their return on investment through us. In this case, our company will charge a commission of no more than 15% of the sale price, compared with 20-30% at auction houses.
– Or sell your work on your own with no guarantee of return on investment.
Our remuneration:
– We will draw up an engagement letter with our client or partner, setting out IRR and holding criteria and objectives.
– Consulting and research fees will be invoiced according to the price of the work (max 15%) and its potential annual IRR between 5 and 7% of the purchase price, and more in certain cases.*
II. Medium-term investment strategy (2 to 3-year holding period)
Purchasers aim to earn more than on other markets, just as they would on real estate or equities. Our ability to source and certify your purchases is a guarantee of seriousness and of your ability to earn faster than on traditional markets, while anticipating the resale of your works in the medium term.
At the end of the holding period:
– The customer can resell his work to guarantee his return on investment, through us and his network of collectors. In this case, our company will invoice and take a commission of no more than 15% of the sale price, compared with 20-30% in auction houses.
– Or sell your work on your own, with no guarantee of a return on your investment.
Our remuneration:
– We will draw up an engagement letter with our client or partner, including IRR and holding criteria and objectives.
– Consulting and research fees will be invoiced (15% max of the purchase price depending on the price of the work and its potential annual IRR, between 8 and 10%) and more in certain cases depending on the purchase price and the attractiveness of the work for the artist*
III.Long-term investment strategy (holding period > 5 years)
Purchasers aim to earn more quickly than in real estate or equities. Our ability to source and certify your purchases is a guarantee of seriousness and our ability to earn faster than on traditional markets, by anticipating the resale of your works / acquisitions over the long term.
At the end of the holding period:
– The customer can resell his work to guarantee his return on investment, through us. In this case, our company will invoice and take a commission of no more than 15% of the sale price, compared with 20-30% in auction houses;
– Or sell his work on his own with no guarantee of a return on his investment.
Our remuneration:
We will draw up an engagement letter with our client or partner, including IRR and holding criteria and objectives.
Consulting and research fees will be invoiced, up to 20% of the purchase price depending on the price of the work and its potential IRR, between 15 and 20% and more in certain cases depending on the purchase price and the attractiveness of the work for the author*.
*NexeArt cannot be held responsible for a downturn in the art market or in the price of works.
