Platforms for investing in collectibles, art, wine, gold, classic cars, and more.

September 3, 2025 by

Off Market

Before reading what follows, it is important to remind that this list of investment platforms in alternative assets is provided for strictly informational purposes and does not constitute investment advice in any way.

It is not exhaustive even though we strive to provide the broadest possible overview. Some of the mentioned platforms may have very negative reviews on social media or on Trustpilot. Therefore, it is essential to conduct your own thorough analysis before making any investment decisions. We also recommend seeking advice from a wealth management professional before investing.

We have attempted to identify the most serious players, but no guarantees are given regarding the quality, reliability, or future performance of the listed platforms. Alternative assets carry significant risks: partial or total loss of capital, low liquidity, lack of a secondary market, unguaranteed returns, or an extended investment horizon.

If you represent a platform and would like to be included in this list or update your information, you can contact us at the address provided at the bottom of the page.

Investing in collectibles

Konvi 🇮🇪

Founded in 2020 in Dublin, Konvi is a European platform that allows for collective investment in rare luxury assets. Each asset is acquired through a specialized partner (e.g., The Watch Fund, Oeno Group), and then divided into shares of €250. The assets are stored, insured, and managed until their resale. Konvi claims over 60,000 users and about ten categories of available assets.

Actifs proposés à l'investissement : Montres; Vins et spiritueux; Art; Voitures; Sacs de luxe; Pierres précieuses; Joaillerie; Fossiles; Météorites; Cartes à collectionner; Technologie vintage; Objets Historiques.
Minimum amount to invest: €250.
Investment horizon: 2 to 5 years.
Liquidity: No secondary market.
Past performances: No exit completed.
Fees: 18.5% upon entry, 0% to 2% upon exit, 5% to 14% commission on capital gains. No annual fees.
Regulatory authority: Central Bank of Ireland but only for the fight against money laundering.

Caption 🇫🇷

Launched in 2021 in Paris, Caption was originally a French platform dedicated to investing in start-ups and unicorns of FrenchTech. Subsequently, it diversified to offer alternative assets and allow its users to access rare and tangible assets.

Assets offered for investment: Start-ups, luxury watches, works of art, gold coins, wines, collector cars, forests, music rights, racehorses, franchises, rental vehicles.
Minimum amount to invest: €10,000.
Investment horizon: 1 to 5 years (excluding start-ups).
Liquidity: No secondary market.
Past performances: Not disclosed.
Fees: 5% to 12% of the total investment.
Regulatory Authority: Registered with ORIAS as a tied agent of WiSEED, Investment Service Providers (ISP) approved by theACPR.

Rally 🇺🇸

Launched in 2016 in New York, Rally is a platform that transforms the most iconic collectibles into investment opportunities. Rally allows users to acquire shares of these rare items starting at $10. Each asset is authenticated, stored, and managed by the platform's team. The platform claims over 200,000 users and has a catalog of more than 467 assets with extremely detailed descriptions.

Assets offered for investment: Sports cards, Historical items, Rare sports items, Video games, Comic books, Cars, Fossils, Books, Watches, Domain names, Collectible cards, Wines and whiskies, Figurines, Sneakers and fashion, Vintage technology, Handbags, Art, Coins, Precious minerals, Musical instruments.
Minimum amount to invest: $10 ($5000 for non-Americans).
Investment horizon: 4 to 7 years.
Liquidity: Secondary market accessible after 90 days.
Past performances: 91 items resold, with returns on investment ranging from -30.67% to +1,233.33%.
Fees: Sourcing commission ~5% included in the price, 1% for the broker, and a 50/50 split of the revenue generated from the use of the item during the conservation (rentals, exhibitions, museum entries, etc.). Rally also retains at least 1% of the shares of each asset.
Regulatory authority: SEC (United States) under the Regulation A+ framework. Annual audit, review, and oversight by a broker registered with FINRA.

Timeless 🇩🇪

Founded in 2018 in Berlin by Jan Karnath, Malte Häusler, and Andreas Joebges, Timeless is a pioneering German platform for fractional investment in high-end collectibles. Each asset is tokenized via blockchain, securely stored, insured, and can be resold on the secondary market or during a sale organized by the platform. Timeless claims over 600 tokenized assets with a total value of 27 million euros.

Investment assets offered: Luxury watches, Artworks, Figurines, Sneakers, Collectible cards (e.g., Pokémon cards and boosters), Autographs, Vintage video games, Collectible cars, Wines and spirits, Vintage cameras, Photographs, Jewelry, Handbags, Coins, LEGO, Various rare items.
Minimum amount to invest: €50.
Investment horizon: 1 to 8 years.
Liquidity: Secondary market available.
Past performances: 47 exits completed, average net return of 28%, average holding period of 19 months. Individual returns range from +9.89% to +200%.
Fees: 2% on purchase, management commission between 1% and 6%.
Regulatory authority: Not regulated by BaFin.

Splint Invest 🇨🇭

Launched in 2021 in Zug (Switzerland), Splint Invest is a platform that allows you to invest in tangible assets starting from €50. Each collectible item is divided into "Splints," representing a share of co-ownership. These collectible investments are selected by experts, securely stored, and resold at the end of the planned investment horizon. The platform claims over 16,000 users and €21 million under management.

Investment assets offered: Watches, Art, Wines and spirits, Handbags (e.g., Hermès Birkin), Diamonds, Lego, Cars, Sneakers, Precious metals, Collectible cards (e.g., Pokémon cards and boosters), Autographs, Musical instruments, Collectible cards.
Minimum amount to invest: €50.
Investment horizon: 2 to 7 years.
Liquidity: Secondary market available for users residing in Switzerland.
Past performances: 14 resales completed. Net returns between +12.8% and +64.7%. Average holding period of 17 months.
Fees: 4-6% at purchase. Storage and insurance (variable and included in the price). 2% at exit (transfer or secondary market).
Regulatory authority: The VQF (self-regulatory organization recognized by FINMA in Switzerland).

Collectable 🇺🇸

Founded in 2020 in New York, Collectable is an American platform specializing in fractional investment in sports collectibles starting at $5. Each asset is held by a specific entity, and shares are tradable on a secondary market.

Assets offered for investment: Sports cards, game-worn jerseys, signed balls, historical sports equipment.
Minimum amount to invest: $5.
Investment horizon: 12 and 36 months.
Liquidity: Secondary market available.
Past performances: Several notable exits, with returns of up to +177.8% on certain rare cards.
Fees: 1% commission on transactions, charged to both the buyer and the seller.
Regulatory Authority: Regulated by the SEC as an ATS (Alternative Trading System).

Hart 🇫🇷

Founded in 2024 in Paris, Hart Asset Management is the first registered entity with the Financial Markets Authority to offer an AIF (Alternative Investment Fund) based on collectibles. The company claims to manage 130 items with investment horizons of 1 to 10 years.

Assets offered for investment: Classic cars, watches, wines and spirits.
Minimum amount to invest: €1000.
Investment horizon: 8 years.
Liquidity: Secondary market available.
Past performances: 20% performance in 2024. Net profitability target of 8 to 12% per year over an 8-year horizon.
Fees: 3 to 5% at entry, 2.5% per year in management fees, and exit fees if sold before 8 years.
Regulatory Authority: Financial Markets Authority (AMF).

Altea 🇺🇸

Founded in 2020 in Melbourne and now registered in the United States, Alts.co is a community of investors interested in atypical alternative assets. Through its Altea service, it offers accredited members access to exclusive investment opportunities in underexplored markets such as music rights, film financing, and financial litigation. It targets investors seeking extreme diversification in asset classes that are uncorrelated with traditional markets.

Assets offered for investment: Artworks, litigation financing, music rights, sports teams, wine and spirits, film financing, etc.
Minimum amount to invest: $10,000.
Investment horizon: 1 to 10 years.
Liquidity: Some opportunities include resale mechanisms or access to a secondary market, while others impose stricter lock-up periods.
Past performances: Not disclosed.
Fees: $500/year subscription, 2% for each equity stake, 20% on performance.
Regulatory Authority: SEC on private SPVs.

Investing in art

Masterworks 🇺🇸

Founded in 2017 in New York, Masterworks allows individual investors to acquire shares of artworks (Basquiat, Warhol, Banksy, Monet, etc.). Each artwork is purchased, stored, and insured by the platform, then offered in shares at $20 each. The platform then sells the artwork when an opportunity arises and redistributes the profits to the investors. The investment can therefore last from a few months to 10 years. Masterworks already claims over 986,000 investors.

Assets offered for investment: Works of art.
Minimum amount to invest: $20.
Investment horizon: 1 to 10 years.
Liquidity: Secondary market available.
Past performances: 23 works resold, average holding period of 18 months, average annualized net return of 22.5%.
Fees: 1.5% per year on stocks, 20% on the capital gains at sale.
Regulatory authority: SEC (United States) through the Regulation A+ framework.

Matis 🇫🇷

Founded in 2023 in Paris by François Carbone and Arnaud Dubois, Matis is the first French company regulated by the AMF to offer investments in art through club deals. It allows individuals to invest in works by "blue-chip" artists of the 20th century, such as Warhol, Kusama, Soulages, or Basquiat, starting from €20,000. Each artwork is acquired through a dedicated SAS, financed by the issuance of convertible bonds. Once the artwork is resold, investors receive their share of the sale proceeds.

Assets offered for investment: Works of art.
Minimum amount to invest: €20,000.
Investment horizon: 6 to 36 months.
Liquidity: No secondary market.
Past performances: 52 club deals including 10 sold with an average net investor performance of +16.5% over an average investment duration of 7.9 months (equating to an average annualized net IRR of 54.4%).
Fees: 10% entry fee, 20% on the capital gain at sale.
Regulatory Authority: Regulated by the Financial Markets Authority (AMF).

Artex 🇱🇮

Founded in 2020 in Vaduz, Artex is the first regulated exchange dedicated to art. It allows investment in masterpieces just like investing in company stocks. The artworks are therefore listed and tradable continuously. The works are housed in Luxembourg companies and accessible through a trading platform with an order book.

Assets offered for investment: Works of art.
Minimum amount to invest: €100.
Investment horizon: Flexible, with no set duration.
Liquidity: Market with continuous quotation.
Past performances: First artwork (Francis Bacon) introduced in March 2024, +4.77% in one year. Annual return
Fees: 0.19% for buying and selling.
Regulatory Authority: Regulated by the Financial Market Authority (FMA) of Liechtenstein and compliant with the European MiFID II directive.

Investing in renewable energy

Enerfip 🇫🇷

Founded in 2015 in Montpellier by experts in energy and finance, Enerfip is a French crowdfunding platform dedicated to renewable energies (photovoltaic, wind, methanization, hydraulic, storage, etc.). It is the first approved Crowdfunding Service Provider (CSP) by the AMF (license FP-20222) and the ACPR, active at the European level thanks to its European passport.

Assets offered for investment: Crowdfunding of renewable energy projects, start-ups.
Minimum amount to invest: €10.
Investment horizon: 1 to 5 years.
Liquidity: Secondary market available.
Past performances: Average internal rate of return since 2015: 6.15%. 485 projects financed, 215 fully repaid, 264 ongoing, no projects in collective proceedings since 2018 (6 previously).
Fees: None for investors. Commission of 4 to 6% for project holders.
Regulatory authority: Approved by AMF and regulated by ACPR.

Lendopolis 🇫🇷

Founded in 2014 in Paris by the creators of KissKissBankBank & Co., Lendopolis is a crowdlending platform approved by the AMF and a member of Financement Participatif France. It allows you to finance the realization of renewable energy projects in exchange for a predetermined return.

Assets offered for investment: Crowdfunding of renewable energy projects, start-ups.
Minimum amount to invest: €20.
Investment horizon: 2 to 5 years.
Liquidity: No secondary market.
Past performances: Average internal rate of return since 2014: 6.16%. 556 funded projects, 317 fully reimbursed, 168 ongoing, no projects in collective proceedings or definitive loss since 2020 (71 previously).
Fees: No fees for the investor; the platform is compensated through a percentage taken from the amount raised by project holders.
Regulatory authority: AMF (PSFP), supervised by the ACPR.

Investing in gold and precious metals

AuCOFFRE 🇫🇷

Founded in France in 2009, AuCOFFRE.com is a platform specialized in the purchase, sale, and storage of physical gold. It allows individuals to invest in precious metals (bullion, gold coins such as Napoleon or Sovereign). The gold is stored in secure vaults located outside the banking system, with the option for home delivery or direct resale from their online account. The platform claims 30,000 users.

Assets offered for investment: Gold and precious metals.
Minimum amount to invest: €35.
Investment horizon: Free.
Liquidity: Secondary market available.
Past performances: Dependent on precious metal prices; no intrinsic yield.
Fees: 0.5% on purchase and 3% on sale. Custody fee of €5 including VAT/month (excluding LSP).
Regulatory authority: Registered French company operating within the legal framework but not regulated by the AMF as a financial service provider.

BullionVault 🇬🇧

Founded in 2003 in London, BullionVault is the world's largest platform for investing in physical precious metals for individuals. It allows users to buy, sell, and store gold, silver, platinum, and palladium in real-time, starting from 1 gram, in secure vaults located in London, Zurich, New York, Toronto, and Singapore. The metals are owned outright by the clients, with a daily audit published online.

Assets offered for investment: Gold, Silver, Platinum, Palladium.
Minimum amount to invest: €35.
Investment horizon: Free.
Liquidity: Secondary market available.
Past performances: Dependent on precious metal prices; no intrinsic yield.
Fees: Tiered commission on buying/selling from 0.5% to 0.05% based on volume; storage and insurance at 0.12% per year for gold (monthly minimum of $4).
Regulatory authority: Not regulated by the FCA; governed by English property law.

Investing in wines and spirits

Cult Wines 🇬🇧

Founded in 2007 in London, Cult Wines is one of the leading global platforms for wine investment. It offers customized portfolios of fine wines, combining human expertise and cutting-edge technology to optimize performance.

Assets offered for investment: Fine wines from Bordeaux, Burgundy, Champagne, Tuscany, Napa Valley, etc.
Minimum amount to invest: €30,000.
Investment horizon: Free.
Liquidity: Secondary market available after 12 weeks.
Past performances: +159.66% since 2009, which is an annualized 6.49%.
Fees: 2% to 2.75% management fees.
Regulatory Authority: Unregulated.

WineFi 🇬🇧

Founded in 2023 in London, WineFi is a British platform that allows investment in diversified portfolios of fine wines, starting from £3,000. The collections are selected by experts and managed end-to-end: sourcing, storage, insurance, and resale. WineFi raised £1.5 million in 2025. It also offers real-time tracking of valuation through a third-party API.

Assets offered for investment: Fine wine portfolios (Burgundy, Champagne, Tuscany, etc.).
Minimum amount to invest: £3,000.
Investment horizon: 3 to 7 years.
Liquidity: No secondary market.
Past performances: No exit completed.
Fees: 2.5% on purchase.
Regulatory Authority: Unregulated.

CaskX 🇺🇸

Founded in 2019 in Los Angeles, CaskX is a platform specialized in direct investment in barrels of bourbon (United States) and scotch (Scotland). Investors acquire whole barrels, stored and insured for 8 to 10 years, with personalized support for selection, monitoring, and resale. CaskX is very selective, as the company only opens up to accredited American investors.

Assets offered for investment: Bourbon casks (United States) and single malt scotch casks (Scotland).
Minimum amount to invest: $50,000.
Investment horizon: 5 to 10 years.
Liquidity: Possibility of resale through CaskX after a minimum holding period of one year.
Past performances: Estimated average annualized return between 12% and 21.7% over 10 years.
Fees: 5% at purchase. Storage and insurance included for 8 years (bourbon) or 10 years (scotch).
Regulatory authority: Not regulated by the SEC.

Oeno Group 🇬🇧

Founded in 2015, Oeno Group is a British company specializing in investment in rare wines and whiskies. It offers portfolio management services, secure storage, and resale through its exclusive channels.

Assets offered for investment: Fine wines and whiskies.
Minimum amount to invest: £10,000.
Investment horizon: Free.
Liquidity: Moderate. Resale possible through Oeno House or the Oeno Trade network.
Past performances: Average annual returns of 11.02% (2019), 12.10% (2020), 15.56% (2021), 15.35% (2022), 9.90% (2023), and 7.10% (2024).
Fees: 10% on the capital gain.
Regulatory Authority: Unregulated.

Vinovest 🇺🇸

Founded in 2019 in Los Angeles, Vinovest is a platform that allows you to invest in wines and spirits while delegating management, storage, and resale to experts. Vinovest does not operate on a fractional model: you are the full owner of each bottle in your portfolio. They are stored in secure, climate-controlled warehouses, insured, and regularly audited. The platform claims over 200,000 clients and more than 1.7 million bottles under management.

Assets offered for investment: Wines (Bordeaux, Burgundy, Champagne) and whisky casks.
Minimum amount to invest: $1,000 (wine), $1,750 (whiskey).
Investment horizon: 5 to +10 years (wine), 4 to +8 years (whiskey).
Liquidity: Secondary market available.
Past performances: 10 examples of resales reported, with performances ranging from +70.55% to +193.04%.
Fees: 2.5% on purchase. 2.25% to 2.85% per year for storage and 1.5% in case of early sale on the secondary market.
Regulatory authority: Not regulated by the SEC.

Vint 🇺🇸

Founded in 2019, Vint is an American platform for fractional investment in collections of fine wines and rare spirits (whiskeys, bourbons, etc.). It allows investors to acquire shares of carefully selected portfolios, managed from start to finish: sourcing, storage, insurance, and resale. Each collection is structured as a limited liability company (LLC), and shares are offered after SEC approval. Vint aims to democratize wine investment by making it accessible and transparent.

Assets offered for investment: Wines and spirits.
Minimum amount to invest: Starting from $250,000.
Investment horizon: 1 to 10 years.
Liquidity: No secondary market.
Past performances: Average net annualized return of 28.7% on closed collections.
Fees: One-time sourcing fees between 0.5% and 35% depending on the collections.
Regulatory authority: SEC (United States) through the Regulation A framework.

Vindome 🇲🇨

Founded in 2019 in Monaco, Vindome is a platform dedicated to wine investment. It allows users to buy, sell, and store fine wines in real-time, with traceability ensured by blockchain technology. The platform also offers pre-built collections and en primeur purchases.

Assets offered for investment: Fine wines (Bordeaux, Burgundy, Champagne, etc.).
Minimum amount to invest: Free.
Investment horizon: Free.
Liquidity: Secondary market available.
Past performance: Your results depend entirely on your purchases and sales in the market.
Frais : 4% sur le prix à l’achat et à la vente. Frais de stockage de 0,99 € /mois par caisse. Frais d’assurance de 0,04 % /mois.
Regulatory Authority: Unregulated.

Investing in classic cars

TheCarCrowd 🇬🇧

Founded in 2019 in Newark (UK), TheCarCrowd is a British platform for fractional investment in collectible cars. It allows investors to acquire shares in rare and iconic vehicles, selected for their appreciation potential. Each car is owned through a dedicated company, and resale decisions are made collectively by the investors.

Assets offered for investment: Classic cars.
Minimum amount to invest: £2,000.
Investment horizon: 5 years.
Liquidity: No secondary market but the possibility to notify your intention to sell so that TheCarCrowd can activate its network, without any guarantee of success.
Past performances: 2 assets sold with an average annualized return of 38%. 40 ongoing operations with an average annual appreciation of 12.6% since 2021.
Fees: 12.5% on purchase, 10% on the capital gain at sale, and annual management fees of 3.91%. This is an example as the fees are specific to each offer.
Regulatory Authority: Unregulated.

Collectionneurs 🇫🇷

Collectionneurs is a French platform created in 2024 that allows investment in bare ownership of exceptional supercars, kept in a museum and resold after a defined period.

Assets offered for investment: Collector cars.
Minimum amount to invest: €250.
Investment horizon: 5 to 7 years.
Liquidity: Upcoming secondary market.
Past performances: No exit completed.
Fees: 10% at purchase. 3% per year for vehicle management (paid in advance for 5 years). 5% on the capital gain at sale.
Regulatory Authority: Registered with the AMF and the ACPR.

Investing in music

Bolero 🇫🇷

Launched in 2021 in Paris, Bolero is a French platform that allows individuals to invest in music rights, through "Song Shares" (a share of the rights to receive royalties from a song) or "Catalog Shares" (a share of the rights to receive royalties from a catalog of music). Each share represents a fraction of the royalties earned by an artist for a given track (streams, downloads, synchronizations, etc.). Bolero works directly with artists or producers.

Assets offered for investment: Music rights.
Minimum amount to invest: €10.
Investment horizon: Free.
Liquidity: Secondary market available.
Past performances: Average annual gross return of 10.1%.
Fees: 3% on collected royalties. 2.5% on sales.
Regulatory authority: None. Securities issued as part of a private placement (Article L.411-2 I of the Monetary and Financial Code) and/or Public Offering without a prospectus (Article L.411-2 II of the Monetary and Financial Code)

Royalty Exchange 🇺🇸

Launched in 2011 in Denver, Royalty Exchange was the first auction platform dedicated to investing in intellectual property rights, primarily music-related. It allows artists, labels, or rights holders to sell a portion of their future earnings in exchange for immediate cash. Investors can thus acquire rights to royalties generated from streaming, radio, physical sales, or advertising placements. Royalty Exchange has processed over 200 million dollars in rights since its inception.

Assets offered for investment: Music rights.
Minimum amount to invest: $500.
Investment horizon: Free.
Liquidity: Secondary market available.
Past performances: The average yield of rights reported by Royalty Exchange is 13.3%.
Fees: No fees for the investor. The fees are paid by the seller through a commission on the transaction.
Regulatory Authority: Unregulated.

JKBX (Jukebox) 🇺🇸

Founded in 2022 and based in New York, JKBX (pronounced "Jukebox") is a platform for investing in music rights, backed by catalogs from major labels like Universal Music Group and Warner Music. JKBX offers simplified access to "royalty shares." Each "royalty share" allows you to receive a fraction of the revenue generated by a track (streaming, syncs, radio...).

Assets offered for investment: Music rights.
Minimum amount to invest: $2.
Investment horizon: Free.
Liquidity: Secondary market under development.
Past performances: Returns from 0.52% to 9.66%.
Fees: Included in the price of the royalty shares.
Regulatory authority: SEC (United States) through the Regulation A+ framework.

SongVest 🇺🇸

Founded in 2008 in the United States and relaunched in 2020 with a new positioning, SongVest is a platform that allows individuals to invest in a share of the rights to a piece of music for revenues generated by songs (Song Share) or music catalogs (Catalog Share). Each SongShare represents a right to a fraction of the royalties earned (streaming, sales, synchronizations). SongShares are valid for the duration of the copyright, unless otherwise stated.

Assets offered for investment: Music rights.
Minimum amount to invest: $36 (price of the lowest current offer).
Investment horizon: Duration of copyright.
Liquidity: No secondary market.
Past performances: Historical data available on the pages of each offer, but no aggregated indicator or average performance provided.
Fees: 5% on distributed royalties.
Regulatory authority: SEC (United States) under Regulation A+.

Investing in agriculture

MyMargerit 🇫🇷

MyMarguerit modernizes an agricultural practice that dates back to 1804: the livestock lease, a contract that allows investors to finance cattle (cows, heifers, bulls) rented out to French farmers. In 2023, MyMarguerit expands its offerings by also financing impactful agricultural projects: land acquisition, development or transfer of farms, ecological transition, agrivoltaics, and methanization. This unique investment allows for the benefit of a favorable tax framework, under the regulation of the AMF.

Assets proposed for investment: Financing of cattle (cows, heifers, bulls) and agricultural projects.
Minimum amount to invest: €1969.
Investment horizon: 5 to 10 years.
Liquidity: No secondary market.
Past performances: Average return of 3.24% per year over 10 years and an asset appreciation of 21% over 10 years.
Fees: 6% at subscription, 10% at transfer. Fees 100% deductible from income tax (if eligible).
Regulatory Authority: AMF.

Hectarea 🇫🇷

Hectarea is a French platform specialized in participatory investment in agricultural land, allowing individuals to become co-owners of plots operated by partner farmers. The objective is twofold: to preserve agricultural land and generate a stable rental yield through leasing, while contributing to the ecological transition.

Assets offered for investment: Agricultural land parcels.
Minimum amount to invest: €500.
Investment horizon: 7 to 10 years.
Liquidity: Low. No organized secondary market; resale possible only in the event of a buyback by another investor or through an exceptional operation.
Past performances: 2 to 4% per year.
Fees: 8 to 10% at entry, 5 to 12% on rents, 8 and 12% on the capital gain at sale.
Regulatory Authority: AMF as a Crowdfunding Intermediary (IFP) and/or Participatory Investment Advisor (CIP) via ORIAS.

Investing in film production

Cinécapital 🇫🇷

Cinécapital is a consulting company specialized in financing the film and audiovisual industry. A subsidiary of Cofiloisirs (and thus of BNP Paribas), it structures and manages SOFICA (Sociétés de Financement de l’Industrie Cinématographique et Audiovisuelle). In 30 years, the SOFICA of Cinécapital have financed more than800 movies including “Un p'tit truc en plus”, “Anatomie d’une chute” (Palme d’Or 2023) and “Qu'est-ce qu'on a encore fait au Bon Dieu ?”.

Assets offered for investment: Financing of film and audiovisual productions.
Minimum amount to invest: €5,000.
Investment horizon: 5 to 10 years.
Liquidity: No secondary market. Resale is only possible in specific cases (ministry agreement, buyback by the producer...).
Past performances: Previous SOFICA (e.g., Cinécap 6) aimed for 3 to 4% per year, tax benefit included (tax reduction of 48%).
Fees: Placement fee of 2.83%. Average management fees of 2.25% per year. Establishment fee of 1.55%. Dissolution fee of 0.38%.
Regulatory Authority: AMF (Financial Markets Authority).

Investing in furniture

Enky 🇧🇪

Founded in Brussels, Enky is a circular economy company specializing in professional furniture. Through its Enky Invest platform, it allows individuals to finance eco-designed furniture made available to businesses (offices, coworking spaces, etc.) in the form of long-term rentals. The rents collected are used to generate income for investors. The goal is twofold: to offer an investment solution with a positive environmental impact while contributing to the growth of the circular economy in furniture.

Assets offered for investment: Professional furniture.
Minimum amount to invest: €500.
Investment horizon: 6 months to 6 years.
Liquidity: No secondary market.
Past performances: 6% to 10%/year + capital guaranteed.
Fees: No entry or management fees for the investor. Enky's compensation comes from the project holders.
Regulatory authority: Not regulated as a PSI; operates within a traditional contractual framework.