Music Catalogs as Yield Assets: What Cutting Edge Group’s Acquisition Teaches Investors
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Music Catalogs as Yield Assets: What Cutting Edge Group’s Acquisition Teaches Investors

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2026-02-02
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Music catalogs now act like yield assets—learn how Cutting Edge Group’s 2025 acquisition reveals the royalty economics, multiples, and due diligence investors need in 2026.

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