Cult Wines：2023另类财富报告（英文版）（17页）.pdf

1、THE ALTERNATIVE WEALTH REPORTCONTENTS02-05PART ONE:02Introduction06-15PART TWO:ASSETS09Vin-Vestments10Sneaker Stocks13Immaterial Commerce16-21PART THREE:COMMUNITIES17Identity Investors18The Altruisters19Thrill Seekers20Heritage-Hunters22-25PART FOUR:FACILITATORS23Agile Ownership23Autonomous Assets24

2、Certified Cryptonomics 25Peer-To-Peer Platforms26-30PART FIVE:CONCLUSION26Conclusion28The Alternative Wealth Report HighlightsINTRODUCTIONCULT WINE INVESTMENT2PART ONE:INTRODUCTION1INTRODUCTIONThe investment intentions of societys wealthiest are in flux.With traditional systems of monetary exchange

3、and value under threat,investment communities are ushering in a new dawn for alternative investments transforming the what,how and why of the global private equity landscape.Emerging and established investment communities are recalibrating their financial movements in a period of unprecedented socie

4、tal change and technological acceleration.Bolstered by the digitisation of infrastructure,and invigorated by freshattitudes to investment that range from social purpose to cultural cachet and beyond,global demand for a more holistic approachto wealth management is growing and asset diversification s

5、its at its centre.A category that spans commodities,infrastructure and,increasingly,cryptocurrencies,alternative investments are becoming a mainstay of the investment landscape.In 2021,Robert A Stranger&Co.Inc reported that alternative investment sales reached$31.6bn(23.7bn)globally,while research f

6、rom Prequin forecasts that alternative assets under management will reach a record$15.6tn(12.9tn)by 2024.Despite a less-than-stable backdrop over the past two years,a number of categories wine,watches and collectibles among them are emerging as the faces of alternative investment resilience.Research