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Passion Investments
Owning a huge sports brand like Manchester United or the New York Yankees might make more economic sense than popular perception suggests, but don’t expect to make much money out of it.
Albert Abela made his fortune in airline food. When he died the business was sold, allowing next-gen Marlon to indulge his love of fine dining and art. The restaurant owner talks to NXG about his passions.
Classic cars are proving to be one of the most resilient of all the passion investing options. CampdenFB asks why.
Rich people across the world hold about 10% of their wealth in treasure assets, such as art, antiques and classic cars – with jewellery proving most popular.
Prices for the rarest and most prestigious wines have hit record highs. CampdenFB looks at how investors can gain a piece of the action.
Some old movie posters such as Dracula, Frankenstein and The Mummy are selling for hundreds of thousands of euros. Toby Walne looks at the increasing demand for rare ones.
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