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The Year that Was: The Broken Paddle
May 29, 2010 at 14:33 | Source: Forbes India
Neville Tuli became the best-known spokesman of the countrys art and launched the worlds largest art fund. Then he fell from glory with the plunge in the art market, struggled to pay his investors and stared at the risk of losing all that he created.
India Asia Arab Art Fund: Cracks in the Framework
Jan 29, 2010 at 15:05 | Source: Forbes India
Neville Tulis India Asia Arab Art Fund proved a non-starter but has managed to land him in trouble with his investor, private equity firm Abraaj Capital.
Osian Art Fund: The broken paddle
Jan 29, 2010 at 15:05 | Source: Forbes India
Flamboyance and grandeur marked out Neville Tuli as Indias best-known art messiah. Today the collapse of his fund has revealed he got it all wrong
Osians acquires Raja Ravi Varma Painting for app. Rs 6cr
Jul 15, 2008 at 12:22
OsIndias pioneering Archive and Auction House Osians, unveiled Raja Ravi Varma painting amidst a crowd that had both art and cinema lovers at their ongoing film festival in New Delhi. The painting was recently acquired by Neville Tuli, Chairman, Osians Connoisseurs of Art for almost Rs. 6 crores from the Bonhams Auction.
Osian's acquires Leonard Schrader Collection
Jul 14, 2008 at 12:45
Osian's announces the acquisition of the Leonard Schrader Collection, the world's largest private collection of early Hollywood Lobby Cards. For the Osian's Collection, the acquisition of this archive is another step towards becoming the world's largest repositories of film memorabilia material.
Osians places 9.4% stake to Abraaj Capital for $ 20mn
Mar 19, 2008 at 13:09
Osians places 9.4% stake to Abraaj Capital for $ 20 million. The transaction involving an investment of INR 80 crores (US$ 20 million) will give them approximately 9.4% stake in Osians. This means that Abraaj Capital has valued Osians at approximately INR 840 crores (US$ 210 million) post conversion by May 2008.

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