When high net worth gets snap happy.
Serious collectors are snapping up classic photographs by famous photographers, as the market becomes well worth their attention and money. High net worth insurers are now having to focus in on the risks associated with this medium. Helen George takes a look through the viewfinder.
The art market is a fickle playground governed by fashion. Oilpaintings by the Old Masters may be fetching millions of pounds today, but
may make only thousands tomorrow. One area that has boomed
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