The wealth management industry is experiencing significant changes with the rise of the new generation of "baby boomer" investors. Also known as generation X (born between 1965-1969) and Y (millennials born between 1980-1994), these investors are bringing together new standards as their expectations and preferences have been shaped by new digital technologies.

In recent years, we have also seen the shift of this "baby boomer" generation in the primary focus on art investment toward issues around the management of art-related wealth, including art-secured lending, estate planning, art advisory and risk management. There is an increasing convergence between collectors, art professionals, and wealth managers on the role of art in a wealth management service offering, as well as a convergence of different stakeholder initiatives when it comes to improving art market transparency and the infrastructure around the management of art and collectible wealth.

In this fireside chat, we will look at the impact of digitization in shaping the future of the wealth management of art.