We propose a risk neutral approach to forecast the cashflows of music catalogs, based on historical revenue data. We use a discounted cashflows formula to produce reasonable ranges of multipliers for these assets, based on the age of the catalog, the last-twelve-months revenue and the duration of the contract. We compare the multipliers implied by the cashflows of top, median and bottom performing songs on the Royalty Exchange platform. We find that ask prices are close to the multipliers justified by median song cashflows. The best bids are near the multipliers justified by the bottom decile of song cashflows
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On the basis of an in depth analysis of the flow of revenues within the music industry and of the em...
The music industry has undergone enormous change since the introduction of of Napster in 1999. In 19...
At its height, the U.S. recorded music industry brought in annual revenue of $20 billion. Since the ...
On the basis of an in depth analysis of the flow of revenues within the music industry and of the em...
Copyright provides a long term of legal excludability, ostensibly to encourage the production of new...
The development of Internet brought in revolutions in pricing models in the music industry. Currentl...
Pricing copyrighted works or assets so that creators are fairly compensated, while users can benefit...
This paper addresses decision problems associated with rare events, which arise in the context of re...
This research analyzes the performance of 467 record labels in eight European countries over a perio...
Advances in technology is a game changer for business. Today we can predict faster, cheaper and bet...
IJTEF-Sponsored Conference. Successfully revised IJTEF-sponsored conference papers may appear in one...
New technologies have started a revolution in the music marketplace. As new business models emerge, ...
Kieran Kraus ’23 Major: Finance and Marketing Faculty Mentor: Professor Paul Scanlon, Finance Over t...
This project analyzes music investing via catalogue acquisitions and looks at the viability of creat...
Economists have well-developed theories that challenge the wisdom of the common practice of uniform ...
On the basis of an in depth analysis of the flow of revenues within the music industry and of the em...
The music industry has undergone enormous change since the introduction of of Napster in 1999. In 19...
At its height, the U.S. recorded music industry brought in annual revenue of $20 billion. Since the ...
On the basis of an in depth analysis of the flow of revenues within the music industry and of the em...
Copyright provides a long term of legal excludability, ostensibly to encourage the production of new...
The development of Internet brought in revolutions in pricing models in the music industry. Currentl...
Pricing copyrighted works or assets so that creators are fairly compensated, while users can benefit...
This paper addresses decision problems associated with rare events, which arise in the context of re...
This research analyzes the performance of 467 record labels in eight European countries over a perio...
Advances in technology is a game changer for business. Today we can predict faster, cheaper and bet...
IJTEF-Sponsored Conference. Successfully revised IJTEF-sponsored conference papers may appear in one...
New technologies have started a revolution in the music marketplace. As new business models emerge, ...