PSPI x Piguet Galland event “Leaving Switzerland?”. Very successful!
On Wednesday, about sixty people attended the event “Piguet Galland & your international life” organized by the bank with the participation of PSPI. On the program: experts’ points of view on issues related to international mobility, Q&A, and a networking cocktail to end the evening. And it was a great success, with extremely enriching exchanges during the two-hour conference, which continued afterwards over a glass of wine and petit-four.
When art fairs feed the expertise of the field
Two years that the art fairs could not be held because of the health context. So when the program of ArtGenève, ArtBasel and ArtParis was announced, experts, enthusiasts and curious people were oscillating between impatience and joy. For if these major events of contemporary and modern art are of course unavoidable events for artists, gallery owners and buyers, they are also great opportunities for the whole microcosm of the art sector to gather.
Let’s dive into this fascinating universe.
A Fine Art Specialist in the PSPI team!
The PSPI team is growing with the arrival of Héloïse Decrocq-Mosnier as Fine Art Specialist. This is an important step for the company specialized in the 360°C handling of special goods, and the opportunity to position itself in a new way on the Fine Art segment thanks to Héloïse’s double hat. Let’s meet the specialist, whose background is as rich and exciting as her field of expertise!
Living all year long on a Yacht ? A new reality
In recent months, things have changed. With the pandemic, yachts are, for the first time, considered as real living spaces. The idea is to transpose what used to be the daily life in a house on land, onto a yacht. And the same goes for those who used to live in a building or a residence.
Luxury real estate has never been so attractive!
If there is one sector that has not been impacted by the Covid crisis, it is the luxury real estate sector, which has even met with an unprecedented craze. In an almost “insolent” way, some would say, the sector has – in spite of itself – responded to this desire to (re)connect with nature, to live in a soothing environment, to have more space. For some, it was a way to get away from the anxiety-inducing climate; for others, it was a way to make a purchase on a whim, or even a way to invest in something lasting and tangible in a period that is more prone to uncertainty.
Jewelry and Art: how to estimate them, insure them and at what recurrence? We tell you everything!
Whether they are inherited, newly acquired, or waiting to be acquired, jewels as well as works of art are an integral part of the material heritage called "of value". And as such, having them appraised and insured is as important as for a car, a house or any other property. The difficulty often lies in [...] A new year placed under the sign of positivity!
For this Editorial, we have decided to take the opposite side of the prevailing gloom and to breathe a little positivity into you! With this in mind, we are going to go beyond the traditional end-of-year review (because, honestly, who wants to relive the year 2020?) to devote ourselves to the present, and to the future. These next few months that we imagine will be filled with meetings, holidays all around the world (why not?), restaurants, and good times. Time for oneself, for others, together.
A slightly different Christmas
For this last article of the year, we had planned – a few months ago – to talk to you about skiing, travel, family meals, and all those little things that make the magic of the holiday season. And then, the pandemic entered the equation, causing everyone to totally rethink this key time of year. […]
Property owners: what will Covid change for you ?
Much has been said about the impact of the pandemic on the economy, on the employment sector in particular where the “earthquake” was immediate. In historical sectors such as real estate, the collateral effect of the Covid begins to appear, 6 months before the beginning of the epidemic. Here we will focus on property owners, one of PSPI’s target audiences, and what Covid has changed, or is about to change for them.
Pandemic insurance cover: is a public-private partnership an option?
It is on the basis of new events that things often change, setting precedents. No one doubts that Covid will (and already is) a textbook case, with all the consequences that this can have on a private and professional level. For the first time, all sectors were impacted by the crisis. In this context, insurers [...] 