Information for Investors
CAIN provides a rigorous assessment and pre-selection service for its Investor Members. We aim to ‘take the hassle out of finding the potentials’ for our members. CAIN then presents only the best selected companies to its private network of investor members.
All investor members must be self-certified high-net-worth or sophisticated investors. On-line form
Following submission of your application, the Network Director will contact you for a telephone interview to assess your investment requirements. Registration will be completed at this point with final documents being sent to you for signature prior to an invitation to an Investment Meeting.
CAIN recognises the importance of having investor members that are serious about investing in the creative arts. For this reason, we charge an annual membership fee. Once an investment has been made during any investment year, then the following year’s membership is free.
There are 3 types of CAIN Membership available:
- Individual Investor Membership
- Corporate Investor Membership
- Associate Membership
Please contact CAIN for further information.
Membership Information
Creative Arts investment opportunities are communicated to members on a regular basis through a Direct Investor Mailshot (DIM). The DIMs are sent out intermittently at the right time for each proposition. CAIN will not submit a proposition to members until it has reached the level of development and investment readiness that the Network’s members require.
CAIN also sends out a Monthly Update containing company development information and latest investment status for each CAIN presentee company.
Member Benefits
- Access to quality, rigorously pre-assessed investment opportunities
- Access through the Network to other active investors
- Specific creative arts focus
- Access through the Network to creative arts professional services
- Access through the Network to the CAIN Forum members
- Access through the Network to other relevant Associate Members
- Dedicated Network with your investment interests as its core remit
- Monthly overviews of current status of CAIN presentee companies
- Regular Newsletters covering Network news and industry statistics and opinion
- Investment meeting facilitation
Membership Application
To apply for membership of CAIN, please click here.
The Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (The Act)
Investment in new business carries high risks as well as the possibility of high rewards. It is highly speculative and potential investors should be aware that no established market exists for the trading of share in private companies. Before investing in a project about which information is given, potential investors are strongly advised to take advice from a person authorised by the financial service and markets Act 2000 (FSMA) who specialises in advising on investments of this kind.