Art Investment Committee

The Mintus Art Investment Committe is the executive group that ultimately decides which artworks Mintus will offer to investors.

Art Investment Committee

Combining over 150 years of art market and financial industries expertise, the Committee has a unique balance of knowledge that ensures only the best artwork investments are offered by Mintus.

Brett Gorvy

CHIEF CURATOR & ART IC CHAIR            

20+ years experience in the art. Transacted over 1,000 paintings with a total value of more than $10bn.

Ben Clark

CHIEF CURATOR & ART IC CHAIR            

20+ years experience in global art market. Proven track record of transactional and commercial success in brokering and financing $250mn+ worth of 20th Century artworks while at Christie’s and Gurr Johns.

Jonathan Massey

INDEPENDENT ADVISOR

30+ years experience in the art market. Worked with Sotheby’s and Gurr Johns. Now advises clients about strategising and positioning in the international art market.

Bevan Duncan

ART IC MEMBER & FUND MANAGER

15+ years experience in private equity. Worked with over 20 high-growth companies. Track record of delivering strong returns to investors.

Vedat Mizrahi

ART IC MEMBER & FUND MANAGER

14+ years investment banking experience. Participated in over 15 M&A transactions with a total value of more than $5bn.

Stellan Holm

ADVISOR

Stellan is an advisor to the Art Investment Committee. He has over 30 years of experience working as an art dealer and gallery owner.

Mintus AI

AI TOOL

Mintus is developing a proprietary AI tool which will assist the Art Investment Committee in its decision-making through market analysis at both the artist and artwork level.

What is the role of the Art Investment Committee?

The Art Investment Committee is a decision-making body that exists to provide objectivity and manage risk during Mintus’ art investment process. For any artwork to be offered on the platform, it must pass an initial in-house screening, where it is analysed and valued internally. If agreed that it has strong potential, the analysis, along with independent third-party expertise and valuations, are compiled into an Investment Case, which is presented to the Art Investment Committee. A suggested acquisition price is also included.

The Case is reviewed by the Committee and provided there is unanimous agreement on both the acquisition price and that the artwork has strong investment potential, the Case is then presented for final approval to the Executive Board.

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