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Sports' most active PE owners revealedBuyout firms CVC Capital Partners and Silver Lake are among the biggest investors by disclosed deal value, alongside sports specialists Arctos Sports Partners and Bruin Capital.
Side Letter: Arctos' $2.9bn slam dunk; Carlyle's Selwood coup; Summit's $8.35bn peakArctos is setting records with its debut sports fund. Plus: Carlyle has tapped a former CPP veteran to help with corporate M&A and Summit has capitalised on rampant appetites for growth equity. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Arctos set to close largest first-time PE fundThe firm, which counts Madison Square Garden Company's former CEO as a co-founder, takes passive stakes in sports franchises.
Side Letter: Affinity's arbitration; CD&R's pension plans; Modern LP-GP commsMinority shareholders everywhere can breathe a sigh of relief following the results of Affinity's arbitration with Kyobo Life Insurance. Plus: how GPs can tweak LP communications for the modern age and CD&R has placated pension trustees of UK supermarket giant Morrisons. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
Future 40 Leaders – 2021: LawyersHere are some of the younger lawyers making a name for themselves as part of the 40 under 40: Future Leaders of Private Equity.
- Arctos scores JPMorgan, ex-Prudential investor as partner
The appointment comes as the sports-focused firm seeks to raise more than $1.5bn for its debut fund.
Side Letter: Arctos's JPMorgan hire; KKR's Asia raise; BC's secondarySports investing was once written off as a fad; now one of the strategy's up-and-coming firms has tapped an experienced LP to join its ranks. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
The new playbook: How private equity fell in love with sportA combination of rising valuations, a need for liquidity and a highly fragmented industry has turned investing in sport into an attractive bet.
How private equity fell in love with live sportsLive sporting events have been some of the most disrupted due to covid-19, and yet private equity is still betting on big returns from the sector.
Side Letter: Ian Charles' $1.5bn playbook, ILPA on sub lines, Advantage's one-and-doneSports franchises are going to need capital and this former secondaries investor plans to take it to them. Here’s today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.