Trade & invest commission free in music rights and receive dividend-like payouts through the generated royalties.
Featured on:
Co-financed by:
Music rights and listening habits are not correlated with traditional financial markets. They are less subject to fluctuation, making them a very promising diversified alternative asset class.
Streaming services are expanding rapidly. Goldman Sachs expects the market to double in size by 2030. Favourable regulatory development will underpin widespread adoption.
Music catalogues generate royalty cash flows. Royalty payouts can provide long term, stable returns.
Funding isn’t always straight forward in the music industry. Help an artist or music project develop and grow through your investments.
The music industry is capital intensive. As funding is often scarce, artists require a consistent stream of revenue to secure a prosperous music career.
Artist, publishers and record labels receive royalties on a deferred basis. The lag between performance and revenue collection limits reinvestment opportunities for all involved in the music industry.
Music rights are often negotiated behind closed doors, often resulting in mispriced transactions and a loss in artists’ creative control. The process is ready to be opened up to the public and made more transparent.
Tune in for the latest news and blog posts about the music industry, investment opportunities and the ANote Music platform.
