Capital Structures
Four distinct paths to liquidity. Each structure is built to the asset, not to a template.
Whether you want to sell, finance, borrow, or invest — there is a structure designed for where you are and where you're going.
Structures
Each structure serves a different objective. The right choice depends on whether you want to retain ownership, control timing, or exit completely.
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Complete transfer of ownership. Single payment at close. The simplest structure — full liquidity, clean exit, no ongoing obligations. Appropriate when the asset has reached maturity and the rights holder seeks maximum immediate capital.
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Seller extends terms to a qualified buyer. Gradual transfer of ownership with structured payments over time. Often provides tax advantages and allows the seller to capture value from future asset performance while reducing buyer risk.
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Borrow against catalog revenue while retaining full ownership. $10M–$50M range for established catalogs with verifiable income. Appropriate when the rights holder wants significant capital but does not wish to sell — or wants to bridge to a future sale at a higher valuation. Learn more about Music Loans →
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A music investment vehicle that turns your catalog into an ownership structure instead of a one‑time sale. Contribute defined rights, receive cash today, and keep units tied to those rights — staying invested in your work and the broader portfolio. Learn more about MINT →
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