NFL to vote on private|equity team ownership

NFL owners vote to allow private equity funds to buy stakes in teams

NFL owners have voted in approval of a measure to allow private equity funds to buy stakes in teams. Judy Battista explains why this change ...

NFL owners approve private equity investment - ESPN

According to a league source, the vote passed 31-1, with the Bengals the lone dissent. Funds are capped at investing in a maximum of six teams, ...

NFL private equity ownership vote approves select firms - CNBC

NFL owners voted on Tuesday to allow select private equity firms to invest at up to 10% of a team stake. The initial firms include Ares ...

NFL owners vote to allow private equity investment in franchises

National Football League (NFL) team owners have voted in favour of allowing private equity funds to acquire up to a ten per cent stake in any given franchise.

Private Equity Investment into NFL Teams: Tax and Business ...

... investments into NFL (and other professional sports) teams. Summary of the NFL Vote At the NFL owners' meeting, the League voted to allowed ...

Private Equity's Time on the Bench Is Over: NFL Owners Allow ...

NFL team owners recently voted to approve private equity fund investments in NFL franchises. ... Judy Battista, "NFL Owners Vote to Allow Private ...

NFL Owners Approve Private Equity Deals, Unlock Billions

The final count for approval was 31-1, with the Cincinnati Bengals the lone dissenting vote. Under the new NFL policy, teams can sell up to 10% ...

NFL owners open the door to private equity investment into teams

The vote came during an owners meeting in Minneapolis Tuesday, and marks the end of the NFL's era as the only one of the major four U.S. sports ...

NFL allows private equity firms to invest in teams - Reuters

The owners of the National Football League (NFL) have allowed some private equity firms to buy up to a 10% stake in a team, the NFL said on ...

There's A New Player In The NFL – Private Equity

On Tuesday, August 27th, 31 of the 32 National Football League (NFL) teams voted in favor of allowing private equity ownership in the NFL. The ...

Private equity is finally coming for the NFL: Here's who's making a ...

27 to discuss a framework that would allow PE firms to invest, and potentially vote on allowing institutional investors to buy into teams, ...

NFL Loosens Strict Ownership Rules to Allow Private Equity ... - Time

During a special one-day league meeting in Minneapolis, the group loosened some of the strictest ownership rules in professional sports to allow ...

In major shift, NFL owners vote to allow private equity investments

EAGAN, Minn. — The NFL's team owners overwhelmingly approved a measure here Tuesday to permit franchises to sell minority ownership stakes to ...

NFL to vote on private-equity team ownership, reports say

Sportico reported that the NFL may allow private-equity firms to own up to 10% of a team, compared with up to 30% for other big North American ...

The NFL private equity ownership vote, explained - SBNation.com

Private involvement in the NFL has been of interest to several teams for some time. Current ownership rules mandate that a single “lead owner” ...

NFL votes to allow private equity to invest in its teams

Private equity funds will have no voting power attached to the transaction and the rest of the NFL's ownership rules remain. The controlling ...

NFL to vote on private-equity team ownership, reports say

Sportico reported that the NFL may allow private-equity firms to own up to 10% of a team, compared with up to 30% for other big North American ...

NFL Owners Vote & Approve Private Equity Investments - Deadline

In a major shakeup, NFL owners have voted to allow private equity firms to buy stakes in teams.

NFL wants a cut of private equity investment profits - CNBC

NFL owners are planning to vote on a proposal Tuesday that would allow private equity firms to take a maximum 10% stake in teams.

NFL owners allow private equity firms to buy up stake in teams for ...

Prior to Tuesday's vote, the NFL was the only major North American sports league that prohibited private equity ownership in a franchise.