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The values of two of the listed football clubs linked to the proposed new European Super League surged in trading on Monday.
Shares in Manchester United plc jumped 9 per cent to $17.62 at 6.25pm UAE time, valuing the company at $2.87 billion. Shares in Italy s most successful club Juventus were trading almost 19 per cent higher at just below €0.91 ($1.08), giving it a value of about €1.22bn ($1.47bn).
The two clubs are part of a group of 12 who announced in a statement late on Sunday that they plan to establish their own midweek European Super League, which will contain 15 founding clubs as well as a qualifying mechanism allowing five other clubs to compete to join. The competition will be financed by JP Morgan, the lender confirmed in a statement to AFP.
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Italian healthcare logistics firm BOMI Group has made six buy-and-build acquisitions over the past eight months. Though these acquisitions carried out between May last year and January, the company says that it has added 20% to its annual revenues. In a press statement, it explained that “going forward, annual revenues are expected to rise rapidly…
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Adrian Murdoch has more than 25 years’ experience as an international journalist. He started his career at World Link, the magazine of the World Economic Forum. He covered debt capital markets for Reuters in Singapore throughout the Asian Financial Crisis, and then the European Central Bank in Frankfurt. As a freelancer he has worked for Forbes, The Wall Street Journal, Euromoney, the Scotsman and the BBC. The author of a number of books on the classical world, Adrian has written and presented documentaries for Netflix, the Hist
Market Infrastructures: Evolution And Outlook, By Andre Cappon, Yanlin Zhu, Kevin Mellyn, Stephan Mignot, Guy Manuel, Marina Alcalde, The CBM Group, New York NY, January 16 2021 Date
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Exchanges, and more broadly “market infrastructures”, are the critical plumbing of the capital markets. Driven by the growth of capital markets, the importance of these infrastructures has been increasing. Their evolution has been remarkable and has generated very strong returns for savvy investors.
The FTSE Mondo Visione index, the oldest, best-known index of exchange valuation, illustrates this phenomenon vividly. During 2001-2007, an investor in exchanges would have multiplied his money by 10X (~47% per annum). During 2009 -2019, by almost 6X (~18% per annum). During the long 2001 -2020 period by around 15% per annum, vs 10.5% per annum for the FTSE All-World Index. Quite a track record.