Alan Snyder Interviewed on the AI-InterConnect Podcast

Michael Bakht & Alan Snyder's White Paper explore why and how fractional ownership is transforming alternative assets from the exclusive playground of the wealthy into a mainstream investment class.

In decades past, alternative investments were the playground of hedge fund titans, pension fund CIOs, and high-society collectors with vaults of art, wine, and Warhols. They were the eccentric fringe — not the foundation. But following the 2008 financial crisis, faith in traditional portfolios cracked. Bonds no longer provided dependable yield, equities grew volatile, and the promise of passive investing became less certain. Enter the new era: a 360-degree reappraisal of where, and how, capital should be placed.

Ferrari isn’t just a marque—it’s mythology on wheels. For over 75 years, the name has conjured images of red streaks tearing down Modena roads, F1 victories, and garages glittering with six-figure collectibles. But some Ferraris rise above the fleet. These are the legends. The Holy Grails. The red-blooded thoroughbreds that don’t just define eras, but reshape markets. These machines are more than transport—they are touchstones of culture, wrapped in steel and emotion. When you factor in celebrity ownership, racing pedigree, or one-off factory provenance, the line between asset and artefact blurs completely.