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- FilmHedge founders Jon Gosier and Mickey Vetter attended the World Economic Forum in Davos to engage with institutional investors and industry leaders.
- The company aims to cultivate partnerships with institutional stakeholders, family offices, and production houses.
- FilmHedge has underwritten over 20 projects, facilitating over $200 million in investment.
“Film and television finance (media production lending) is an emerging asset class that institutional investors want to better understand,” commented Jon Gosier, CEO of FilmHedge. “Our conversations at Davos have demonstrated that there’s even more interest than expected.”
FilmHedge, a leading film & TV fintech financing platform, participated in the World Economic Forum in Davos. Co-founders Jon Gosier and Mickey Vetter met with institutional finance and entertainment executives to discuss new financing products and advocate for industry-wide adoption around Film and TV financing, Film Tax incentives, and other economic development opportunities.
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“We are derisking TV and Film financing for institutional investors,” said Mickey Vetter, FilmHedge Cofounder. “Jon and I are excited to be at the World Economic Forum advocating the industry. Advancing education media production lending as an asset class is imperative to all our stakeholders.”
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