The Funds Want a Share of the Foreign Rights of Serie A: There Is Oaktree
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According to Reuters, they should arrive offered by the American funds Oaktree, Bain Capital and Carlyle and from the Italian Nextalia The article From Oaktree to Nextalia: what are the funds running for the international rights of Serie A is drawn from Forbes Italy.
Oaktree is one of the companies ready to invest in the international rights of Serie A, as Reuters writes.
Interfax: The world's largest investment companies are preparing applications for minority shares in a firm that has rights to international broadcasting of the Italian Football Championship, writing Reuters with reference to informed sources. According to sources, applicants include Carlyle and Bain investors, as well as Oaktree, owner of the Milan football team Inter, and Italian Nextalia.
Tomorrow will close the ban of the League Serie A to transfer a minority share of the international rights of the championship to investment funds.
Offers of Serie A foreign rights, the funds have put the international business of the top Italian championship in the sights
It would serve to increase the value of those rights, sponsorships, partnerships and related international commercial initiatives.The article Serie A, sale of minority shares of rights to investment funds: Oaktree ready to offer (is the owner of the Inter) seems to be the first on the Napolista.
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