Asset review
Identification of works, sound recordings, repertoires, rights holders, ownership percentages, agreements, and rights included in the catalog.
Value, assets & transfer
Valuation and management for the purchase and sale of intellectual property assets, including catalogs and repertoires.
Explore the serviceIntellectual property as an asset
A music catalog may represent a valuable economic asset separate from the day-to-day operation through which it is administered.
Before selling, acquiring, or investing in a repertoire, it is essential to verify which rights are included, who owns them, and what documentation supports their exploitation.

Intellectual property transactions
A clear legal structure supports valuation, negotiation, and transfer processes involving intellectual property.
Identify the actual scope of the assets included in the catalog.
Detect legal risks before a purchase or sale transaction.
Prepare the documentation required to present the asset to third parties.
Analyze factors that may influence its commercial value.
Receive legal support throughout the negotiation and transfer of the catalog.
Valuation & transactions
The service combines legal review, asset documentation, and support throughout the transaction.
Identification of works, sound recordings, repertoires, rights holders, ownership percentages, agreements, and rights included in the catalog.
Review of registrations, agreements, assignments, licenses, metadata, and documentation related to ownership of the asset.
Review of legal, commercial, and exploitation-related elements that may influence the valuation of the catalog.
Legal support in structuring, negotiating, and documenting transactions involving the transfer of the asset.
Common transactions
A prior legal review reduces uncertainty and supports informed decision-making before acquiring or transferring rights.
You need to identify the rights included in the asset and prepare its documentation before presenting it to potential buyers.
Ownership, agreements, rights, encumbrances, and potential risks should be reviewed before completing the transaction.
A properly structured valuation process helps present the catalog as an identifiable and legally supported asset.
The transaction requires identifying ownership percentages, authorizations, and the rights of each party involved.
From audit to transaction
We first understand the asset. Then we identify its legal position and support the structuring of the transaction.
We review the composition of the catalog, ownership, agreements, and existing documentation.
We analyze the relevant legal and commercial elements to understand the scope and value of the asset.
We assist with the negotiation, contractual structure, and transfer of the rights involved.
Receive guidance before selling, acquiring, or investing in intellectual property assets.