Conference
25 Oct.

14th Deloitte Art & Finance conference

Art & Humanity: New Art & Financing Trends

Vatican | In-person OR virtual participation | From 9:00 to 19:00 View map
Event language: English

We are delighted to announce that the 14th annual Deloitte Art & Finance conference will be co-organised by Deloitte Italy and Deloitte Luxembourg with the participation of the Vatican Covid-19 Commission on 25 October 2022.


 

Our program includes a full day in-person conference and provides an opportunity for all our international public to attend as the event will be also live streamed.

Do not miss the chance to participate in what promises to be a truly unique event.

The main theme of the conference is Art & Humanity - New art & financing trends.

A keynote opening speech on Art in a 21st-century digital society: Reflections from the Vatican Covid-19 Commission will complement our program panels:
  • Sustainable impact investment & Culture and Creative sectors
    Moderator:     Valeria Brambilla, Chair of the Board of Deloitte & Touche S.p.A
  • The cultural sector’s new technologies and financing mechanisms:
    NFTs | crypto-backed assets | security tokens | fractional ownership | digital assets
    Moderator:     Julien Maldonato, Partner, Innovation & Web3 Leader of Deloitte France
  • Strategy for financing culture in a smart city with case study: Saudi Arabia
    Moderator:     Emmanuel Durou, Partner, Media & Entertainment Leader of Deloitte Middle East
  • Beyond philanthropy: new approaches for private & corporate art patrons
    Moderator:     Ernesto Lanzillo, Partner and Deloitte Private Leader of Deloitte Central Mediterranean

Main sponsor and media sponsor


Attendance by invitation only. If you are interested in this event please contact luevents@deloitte.lu.

Your registration request will be subject to Deloitte's approval. 

Contacts
Vincent Gouverneur

Vincent Gouverneur

Partner | EMEA Investment Management Leader
+352 45145 2451

Vincent is a partner within the advisory and consulting department. He is the Luxembourg financial services industry leader covering consulting, audit and tax services. He leads the investment management industry in the EMEA region (Europe, Middle East & Africa) . He has almost 30 years of experience in dealing with pan-European distributed funds.

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Adriano Picinati di Torcello

Adriano Picinati di Torcello

Director | Global Art & Finance Coordinator
+352 45145 2531

Adriano is the Art & Finance coordinator for the Deloitte group of member firms and has over 20 years of professional experience. He is in charge of the Art & Finance activities within Deloitte Luxembourg, an initiative he has been coordinating since its inception in 2008 (www.deloitte-artandfinance.com). Adriano also coordinates the development of the Art & Finance activities at the Deloitte group level. Over the past decade, Adriano has been working towards the creation of an Art & Finance/Business cluster in Luxembourg. To create public awareness of the Art & Finance subject, Adriano initiated the international Deloitte Art & Finance Conference cycle that has become the annual benchmark event in the field. He has also developed Art & Finance seminars for professionals seeking guidance about the global art market and he is the co-author of the Deloitte and ArtTactic Art & Finance Report. As the spokesperson of the Art & Finance initiative within Deloitte, he regularly speaks at national and international conferences. Adriano started his professional career as an auditor at KPMG. He also spent several years with Banque Degroof Luxembourg to develop the group’s activities in France through wealth structuring and funds services. Before joining Deloitte in 2008, he held management positions in the Asia Business Development team and in the Strategic Planning team of Deutsche Börse Group. Adriano has a degree in business sciences and finance, as well as an MBA and a M.Sc. in banking and finance. He is fluent in French, English and has a very good command of Italian.

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