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How Wall Street Is Turning Your Favorite Artist’s Songs Into Bonds
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March 8, 2024
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3:39Now PlayingArtists like Tina Turner, Justin Timberlake and Stevie Nicks are part of a multi-billion-dollar market for music royalties that asset managers predict could double or triple in size.
I explain why insiders are expecting a major increase in music licensing deals, what music licensing deals are and how Wall Street is turning your favorite artists’ catalogs into bonds that are sold for investors.
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