A collection can support borrowing without being sold.

Lenders will advance against significant cars. What they need first is certainty: what each car is, what it is worth, where it is kept, and that it is properly insured and cared for.

IN prepares the collection for that conversation. Each car is identified, valued and documented from the record IN already holds, and presented to the lender in a form it can rely on.

Once a loan is in place, IN oversees the cars for its term. Condition, location, insurance and value are reviewed on an agreed cycle and reported to the owner, and to the lender where the owner permits.

What the lender receives.

For each car, its Managed Asset Value, a condition report, confirmation of its identity, a summary of its provenance, its insurance position and its location. The catalogue raisonné stands behind every figure.

Whose side IN is on.

IN can introduce suitable lenders, but takes nothing from them. IN is paid by the owner and by nobody else. The owner keeps the cars, the record and the choice of lender.

What brings an owner here.