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Deloitte Uses Artnet Indices to Report on Art Market Trends

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What happened

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Deloitte utilized Artnet indices to provide market figures on October 12, 2026. A report noted that the art market is linked to the 'Great Wealth Transfer,' which is forecast to involve over $100 trillion changing hands in the US over the next two decades or so. Deloitte and ArtTactic’s 2025 Art & Finance Report estimated that this transfer would include $992bn in art and collectibles over the next decade, or nearly $100bn per year.

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Why it matters

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The reports indicate that the financial services industry is increasingly offering art services. Deloitte noted that while only a quarter of wealth managers offered art-related services in 2011, half of them do so today. This trend links the art market directly to broader wealth management practices.

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  • DeloitteUsed Artnet indices to provide market figures.
  • ArtnetProvided indices used by Deloitte for market figures.

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  • DeloitteSpeculative

    Wealth managers could see changes in revenue and demand as the financial services industry expands its art-related offerings.

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