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About Matis
Matis is the premier French art investment platform, democratizing access to the high-value art market by offering co-investment in masterpieces from major 19th and 20th-century artists. Invest in art, a valuable and weakly correlated asset class, starting from a minimum of €20,000 via convertible bonds. Benefit from professional due diligence, clear two-year exit horizons (approx. 24 months), and historical annualized returns ranging from 7.87% to 15.88%, with anticipated IRR of 15% to 20%. Private investors can join by completing a simple registration process and regulatory adequacy tests.
Regulation
License / Regulation: Matis, Provider of Participative Financing Services (PSFP), regulated by the Autorité des Marchés Financiers (AMF) under n°FP-2023-19.
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Useful Information
Matis structures and offers exclusive investment opportunities focused on contemporary art.
The company identifies key trends in the art market, targeting works by leading 20th-century artists. Through the issuance of convertible bonds—later exchangeable into shares—Matis enables private investors to participate in acquisition opportunities typically accessible only to art market professionals.
Operating under a license from the Financial Markets Authority, Matis is authorized to offer these investment opportunities across Europe.
To manage and realize value, Matis collaborates with specialized art galleries, which are entrusted with the resale of acquired artworks. The platform targets a non-guaranteed investment horizon of approximately two years.
Investing in art can be unpredictable. You might not always be able to sell quickly or at the price you expect, which means you could lose money.
Matis analyzes key trends in the art market and focuses on leading 20th-century artists.
The platform sources artworks through a network of galleries, dealers, and auction houses, aiming to identify pieces that are potentially undervalued.
Each investment is reviewed and approved by an acquisition committee. Artworks are selected based on their potential to be resold through major international galleries within a target timeframe of around two years.
Artworks are fully insured throughout the entire investment period—from purchase to sale. The insurance protects against risks such as theft or destruction.
