According to a recent LinkedIn post from Addepar, the firm is drawing attention to rising demand for integrating collectibles into wealth management portfolios. The post cites Overstone Art CEO Harco van den Oever, who is quoted as saying that 87% of collectors would like collectibles incorporated into their wealth management.
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The post suggests that the main constraint is not demand but the supporting infrastructure needed to bring collectibles into total wealth reporting. Addepar indicates that a new blog explores the operational requirements, as well as five trends reshaping how EMEA advisors view so‑called passion assets.
The company’s LinkedIn post also highlights Addepar’s partnership with Overstone as a way to address some of these infrastructure challenges. For investors, the focus on collectibles and alternative assets may indicate efforts to deepen platform capabilities, potentially increasing wallet share with high‑net‑worth clients and expanding addressable market in EMEA wealth management.
If adoption of collectibles reporting tools accelerates among advisors, this type of functionality could enhance Addepar’s competitive positioning versus traditional portfolio platforms. However, the financial impact will depend on client uptake, pricing of enhanced services, and the broader pace at which wealth managers standardize reporting on illiquid passion assets.