Champagne Tasting and Introduction to Art Wealth Management (in partnership with Société Générale and Champagne Telmont)
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Sciences Po Alumni UK and SG Kleinwort Hambros are pleased to invite you to an evening dedicated to Art Wealth Management, in partnership with Champagne Telmont .
Laurent Issaurat, Head of Art Banking Services at Société Générale Private Banking and Sciences Po Paris alumni (promo 1989) will give us an introduction to the Key Aspects of Contemporary Art Wealth Management while Telmont delights us with three of its finest champagne expressions, including its exclusive Reserve de la Terre organic champagne.
 | Laurent Issaurat (promo 1989) heads Société Générale’s Art Banking Services, which are designed to assist the bank's private clients in the field or Arts and Collectibles. Prior to joining Société Générale’s Private Banking division, he spent 20 years in commercial, corporate and investment banking, of which 10 years in the City of London in Capital Markets. Laurent studied the History of Modern and Contemporary Art and Art World Practice at Christie's Education (Master’s degree) as well as Art Business at the Sotheby's Institute of Art in London. He is also a graduate of the Institut d'Études Politiques of Paris and holds a Masters’ degree in financial engineering from Sorbonne University. Alongside his career, Laurent is involved in several cultural initiatives and projects and sits on the board of Fluxus Art Projects (London) and Fondation Thalie (Brussels). He has participated in various selection committees, in the context of Société Générale’s own Contemporary Art Collection (2016), the Palais de Tokyo's Prix Découverte (2017), the Marcel Duchamp Prize (2018) and Geneva Contemporary Art Fund’s Digital Mediation Award, which was supported by Société Générale Private Banking Switzerland (2021). |
Please join us on Thursday 9 May at SG Kleinwort Hambros Bank, One Bank Street, Canary Wharf, London, E14 4SG. Guests welcome from 5.30pm for an official start at 6pm.
The ticket price includes an introduction to contemporary art wealth management, around three glasses of Champagne Telmont, and some light nibbles.
