The Olympics are deep-rooted in tradition. But at the same time, the IOC has a long history of inclusion and experimentation. We explore how fringe sports get added and removed from the Olympics.
The idea of subsidizing stadiums through taxes has always been odd. But sports teams are a public good. And these subsidies fuel new investments (like our investment in a rugby team!)
Today we’re looking at Finlete, which lets you invest in the future of up-and-coming athletes, earning a cut of their on-field earnings if they make it big.
It’s not everyday you get to witness a sports league being brought to life. And it’s even rarer to be a part owner of that league.
The World Cup is here, so it’s time to understand rugby. Why it’s undervalued, why private equity got involved, and how you can invest in the sport too.
PE is coming for your local sportsball team, Can weed save Texas, Wealthy Americans building their own cities, and More.
It seems like Pickleball is sucking up all the oxygen in the room. But there’s lots of other cool stuff out there gaining traction which you may not have heard of.
Pickleball is a scam. A cautionary tale to founders/future founders. An AI tool that actually works. And are the Grammys relevant again?
After a rough last decade, golf is suddenly surging back. What are the interesting companies and investment opportunities?
We’re already investing in athletes emotionally. Now you can invest financially, through something called a fan-funded Future Earnings Contract
Milton Friedman thought humans could sell shares of themselves. But his ideas have mostly devolved into subprime lending and ISA platforms fighting for “college education deal flow.”
PE firms are starting to realize that in many ways, owning a sports team is the ultimate alternative asset.
We create indices for eclectic modern alts. We’ve got a vinyl index, a whiskey index, and more. This helps us find the best buying opportunities for our alternative investment fund
We wrap everything up with a rich qualitative analysis. You’ll understand the pros & cons of investing in all sorts of alternative asset classes.
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