Int’l Showcase Fund reports 900% ROI since 2013

The PRS for Music-backed International Showcase Fund has earned its beneficiaries an average of nearly £9 for every £1 spent over the past three years

News By IQ | 18 May 2016

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PRS for Music Foundation’s International Showcase Fund (ISF) has delivered a nearly nine-fold return on investment since 2013, the organisation’s latest ‘impact report’, published today, claims.

The ISF, organised by a charitable foundation run by the UK’s Performing Rights Society (PRS for Music), makes available up to £5,000 for travel, visas, accommodation and per diems for emerging British artists travelling abroad to play showcase festivals, and has invested in acts such as Slaves, Little Simz, Kate Tempest, Everything Everything, Ghetts, Jake Isaac, Wolf Alice…

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