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Music IP credit and valuation / Kampala

Your catalogue earns every quarter. It should count as collateral.

IPScore turns royalty history, registrations and market data into a credit score and a report a lender can act on. Rights are secured on Uganda's movable property registry.

SAMPLE REPORT

IPScore Report

Artist
Sample Artist
Catalogue
48 works
Ref
IPS-0000-SAMPLE

Score

742 / 1000

Royalty history81

Rights clarity77

Catalogue value70

Market performance68

Metadata completeness74

SIMPR status: Registered / Verified: [VERIFY: date format]

01 / The gap

Banks lend against land, vehicles and invoices. A catalogue with ten years of royalty income gets nothing.

Lenders do not lack interest. They lack verified data on who owns what, what it earns, and whether the claim is enforceable.

Artists do not lack assets. They lack documentation in a form a credit committee recognises.

IPScore closes that gap with a score, a report, and a registered security interest.

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02 / Method

How the score is built.

ComponentWhat it measuresData sourceWeight
Royalty historyConsistency and growth of income over time.CMO statements, distributor reports[VERIFY: %]
Rights clarityOwnership splits agreed and documented.Split sheets, contracts, CMO registrations[VERIFY: %]
Catalogue valueProjected earnings of the works.Income multiples and decay curves[VERIFY: %]
Market performanceCurrent demand.Streaming, broadcast, sync data[VERIFY: %]
Metadata completenessISRC, ISWC and registration coverage.Catalogue audit[VERIFY: %]

The full methodology is published for lenders on request. Request the methodology

03 / Two sides of the loan

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For rights owners

  1. 01Upload royalty statements and your works.
  2. 02Get your score and a full report.
  3. 03Fix the gaps the report identifies.
  4. 04Share the report with lenders you choose.
Score my catalogue
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For lenders

  1. 01Receive verified catalogue reports, not pitch decks.
  2. 02See income history and rights status before you price.
  3. 03Take security registered on SIMPR.
  4. 04Monitor the collateral after disbursement.
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04 / Process

From catalogue to loan.

1

Artist

Artist submits works and royalty statements.

2

IPScore

IPScore verifies, scores and issues the report.

3

Lender

Lender reviews the report and makes an offer.

4

URSB-SIMPR

Security interest is registered on SIMPR and funds are disbursed by the lender.

05 / Legal foundation

Built on Ugandan law.

Security

Security Interest in Movable Property Act, 2019.

Collateral registered on SIMPR.

Rights

Copyright and Neighbouring Rights Act.

Ownership established through registrations and contracts.

Data

Data Protection and Privacy Act, 2019.

Artist data shared with lenders only on the artist's consent.

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06 / Waitlist

Early access opens in [VERIFY: quarter].

Rights owners and lenders join the same list. We contact each group as onboarding opens.

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07 / Questions

Common questions.

Does IPScore lend money?

No. Lenders lend. IPScore scores and verifies.

Who sees my data?

Only lenders you authorise.

What happens to my rights if I default?

This is answered per the loan agreement and the SIMPR registration. Your lender's terms govern. Request the full explanation

Which royalty sources count?

[VERIFY: accepted royalty sources]

Is there a fee?

[VERIFY: fee structure]