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...are athletes, not normal people. If at the end of this, really what you're trying to do is promote longevity for the average person, How is having that really intense
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...stage investing with which is what we advise our athletes, it's a dual risk. One of the key trends which we're touching on is that you're now seeing such as the amplification of sport, we're now seeing sport as somewhat of a luxury good. I think the
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...did athletes end up as angel investors? And there's a very common, maybe miss misconception, which is they throw money at stuff they like the look of. There's a clear evolution of the the athlete or the celebrity investor, if you will. You get the ea
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And you know I'm not a huge sports fan, but the Arctos brand started in sports. And I've learned there's actually tons of similarities between the sports industry and the asset management industry. The higher the skill level in a competitive game, th
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...be an athlete as a woman, maybe golf too. And so for all these other sports, you gotta imagine when Alex Morgan was starting out, she decided, I'm gonna decided I'm going to do this sport in spite of the fact that it'll be very, very, very hard for m
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...professional athletes, what data would an athlete have access to if they wore this because it was initially it was going to be expensive. It was going to be a thousand bucks per player. We'll get into the business model in a sec. But what was
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Remember, there's three layers to each of these assets. There's the league, there's the club, and then there's the platform assets that the club owns. We've done all the work at the league level. And depending on the league, 40 to 80% of the economic
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...investing in the entire platform. The question of what is the actual asset is more of a philosophical conversation and an argument that Ian and I frequently have. What are the two sides of that argument? Ultimately, I believe this is all a content bu
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...sports investing, which began several years ago. How did you actually find your way into sports investing and and why sports versus anything else? Well, like like you said, we've known each other a long time. So, you know, I'm I'm kind of a nerd. And
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...of these athletes, if not many of them, are investors in the company now. Yeah. We have a we have an amazing roster of professional athletes that have invested in company. Hey. Patrick Mahomes is in there and Eli Manning? Rory McIlroy, Cristiano Rona
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...athletes, even more than teams, will be the heroes.
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...investing. What you're about to hear is a masterclass in sector specialization, advanced analytics, and value creation. I'm Dean McArthur, chairman of Bain's global private equity practice, and this is Drive Powder.
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...athlete like Fred Curley or Christian Golomev becomes a therapy which is useful for people who do, you know, various boot camp or higher ox or CrossFit and then becomes more suitable for more sedentary people or those that are of older age. So, ultim
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