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18th Deloitte Private Art & Finance Conference

Procuratie Vecchie | Venice, Italy

27 October 2026

Overview

Can art become a strategic asset for the cities of tomorrow? From patronage to portfolio, art and culture are evolving beyond preservation and philanthropy to drive investment, innovation and urban transformation.

Join us in Venice or via livestream as leaders from art, culture, finance and wealth management explore new models for investing in culture and shaping the cities of tomorrow.      

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Past events

If you are interested in uncovering more Art & Finance insights from our previous or upcoming editions please contact our Art & Finance team.

Below you have the opportunity to explore past agendas, as well as view the live action from some of our previous conferences via our video podcasts.

17th Deloitte Art & Finance conference
Discussions covered topics such as art-secured lending, tax considerations, fractional investment, collection management, philanthropic impact, and the role of new technologies. 
On 4 November 2025, Deloitte Private hosted our 17th annual Art & Finance Conference in Luxembourg.

16th Deloitte Art & Finance conference
High-net-worth individuals, family offices, and impact investors gathered to reimagine the world as a precious work of art…
On 22 October 2024, Deloitte Private hosted our 16th annual Art & Finance Conference in Luxembourg.

15th Deloitte Art & Finance conference
Portfolio of the future: From family offices to new digital frontiers – art as a social and alternative capital asset
Download the report and the presentation slides of the fifteenth conference which was held in Luxembourg

14th Deloitte Art & Finance conference 
Download the program booklet and the presentation of the fourteenth conference which was held in Vatican

Deloitte Private's 7th Art & Finance Report presentation – 25 October 2021

Deloitte's Art & Finance Panels | ArtCity 2020
Discover the new Art & Finance conference concept. Our virtual 2020 series took place from 23 to 28 October.

2019 Art & Finance Conference
Download the program booklet and the presentation of the twelfth conference which was held in Monaco

2018 Art & Finance conference
Download the program booklet and the presentation of the eleventh conference which was held in Luxembourg

2017 Art & Finance conference
Download the presentation of the tenth conference which was held in Milan.

2016 Art & Finance conference
Download the agenda of the ninth conference, which was held in Amsterdam

2015 Art & Finance conference
View the video podcast of the eighth conference, which was held in Luxembourg

2014 Art & Finance conference
View the video podcasts and download the agenda of the seventh conference, which was held in Luxembourg

2013 Art & Finance conference
View the video podcasts and download the agenda of the sixth conference, which was held in Maastricht, The Netherlands

2012 Art & Finance conference
View the video podcasts and download the agenda of the fifth conference, which was held in Basel, Switzerland

2011 Art & Finance conference
View the video podcasts and download the agenda  of the fourth conference, which was held in Miami, USA

2011 Art & Finance conference inside 4th European-Chinese Cultural Dialogue
View the video podcasts and download the agenda of the conference

2010 Art & Finance conference
View the video podcasts and download the agenda of the third conference, which was held in Paris, France

2009 Art & Finance conference
Download the agenda of the second conference, which was held in London, England

2008 Art & Finance conference
View the video podcasts and download the agenda of the first conference, which was held in Luxembourg 

Art & Finance - Investment in art and culture

The unprecedented development of the art market over the past few years has resulted in the 'financialization' of the art market. Once valued primarily for its beauty, a work of art is now increasingly viewed as part of an alternative asset class with promising business opportunities.