most lucrative sports league is allowing private equity to buy into teams. WSJ’s Andrew Beaton and Miriam Gottfried unpack why the NFL is opening up, and what it could mean for owners and fans.

Further Reading:

-Private Equity Ownership Is Coming to the NFL

-College Sports Is About to Turn Pro. Private Equity Wants In.

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-Why Three Media Giants Are Betting on Sports Streaming

-ESPN’s Big Bet on an F-Bomb-Throwing YouTube Star

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1d:T402,Email: info@evergreencap.comDurable Alternative Investmentswww.evergreencap.comPrivate Equity and the NFL: A New Frontier in Pro Sports InvestmentThis video discusses the recent development of the NFL allowing private equity firms to buy minority interests in its teams, marking the entry of professional sports into the alternative investment space. Historically limited to billionaires, pro sports investments are now accessible to high net worth investors, with the NFL's sizable media rights and diverse revenue streams making it an attractive asset class. The speaker shares excitement about the potential for direct NFL deals and the expansion of pro sports investments in investor portfolios.00:00 Introduction to Pro Sports as an Investment00:32 NFL's New Private Equity Investment Opportunity01:14 The Appeal of Pro Sports Investments01:28 Th

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