thomas christ, regulatory expert.and monika roth, professor of law. >> with banking secrecy becoming obsolete, and growing insecurity on the financial markets, art is one of the last bastions where you can invest money securely. >> it's not easy to put a suitcase full of money in a bank account anymore, so people are looking at real estate or the art market. >> it's a paradise in terms of regulation and enforcement. lax enforcement has seen the swiss art market become a playground for shady businessmen with money to launder. switzerland does not have the strict laws that the eu does in this field. cash transactions are perfectly normal, with no questions asked. that discretion is a major attraction. another tempting factor is the country's free ports, especially in geneva. the high-security warehouses are believed to contain art, jewelry and other assets worth in excess of 80 billion euros -- tax-free and with no time limit. and demand is on the rise. >> they enable art to be stored relatively anonymously, with no inf

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