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May 18 (Infostrada Sports) - Scores from the European Tour World Match Play Championship Last 16 on Saturday in Kavarna Branden Grace (South Africa) beat Brett Rumford (Australia) 4 and 3 Chris Wood (Britain) beat Richard Sterne (South Africa) 5 and 3 Francesco Molinari (Italy) beat Carl Pettersson (Sweden) 6 and 4 Thomas Aiken (South Africa) beat Shane Lowry (Ireland) at hole 19 Scott Jamieson (Britain) beat Felipe Aguilar (Chile) by 1 hole Thongchai Jaidee (Thailand) beat Peter Hanson (Sweden) at hole 21 Nicolas Colsaerts (Belgium) beat Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano (Spain) 2 and 0 Graeme ...

London and LA-based Cutting Edge Group invests cash in film music budgets and provides or brokers services for scoring, clearances and music supervision. In exchange, it acquires the music rights and recoups from performance royalties and secondary exploitation sources. Under a new deal with Basil Iwanyk’s Thunder Road, they’re putting a twist on slate financing. Rather than guaranteeing funds as part of a bank closing or acquiring the music rights after a film is complete, CEG is advancing development funds upfront to Thunder Road. Those funds will be secured against the producer’s forthcoming film music slate. The first film that’s part of the deal is Keanu Reeves action-thriller John Wick, which shoots in September. The slate also includes the Daniel Espinosa-directed Gang Story starring Liam Neeson. CEG has previously invested in such films as The King’s Speech, Drive, Looper and End Of Watch. At the beginning of this year, CEG entered a partnership with Wood Creek Capital Management to launch its second film music investment fund. Wood Creek’s commitment, together with CEG’s existing investment partners, brings CEG’s capital access to $100M.