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​​ Reliance and partner IMG Worldwide bailed out the cash-strapped soccer association a decade ago.

German real estate lender Aareal Bank has shortlisted several private equity groups interested in a stake in its software business Aareon, people close to the matter said.

Of late, tensions have been building over who ultimately calls the shots: AIFF, the governing body of football, or FSDL, Nita Ambani’s group which has significant control over all ISL clubs.

The coronavirus pandemic is dominating global markets, business and politics. Here's our daily take on the most important stories, and some things to watch out for.

As the Covid-19 pandemic boosts defaults, firms have raised money by selling shares at discounted prices and issuing bonds at high interest rates.

US private equity giant Bain Capital has formally taken control of Virgin Australia and started paying the distressed airline's bills.

Qantas is flying direct from Sydney to Byron Bay for the first time in 15 years. Since 2005, the flying kangaroo's budget carrier Jetstar has primarily flown to the popular New South Wales north coast

MILAN (Reuters) - Italy's top-flight soccer clubs have mandated Serie A to weigh private equity bids for its broadcast rights business as they look at ways to weather the financial storm triggered by

Bain Capital Specialty Finance (NYSE:BCSF) was downgraded by investment analysts at Bank of America from a “buy” rating to a “neutral” rating in a note issued to investors on Monday, Marketbea

A storm could be brewing in India's top-flight soccer, a glamorous and acrimonious world that encompasses Asia's richest man, the cream of Bollywood and a self-styled former gangster.

A storm could be brewing in India's top-flight soccer, a glamorous and acrimonious world that encompasses Asia's richest man, the cream of Bollywood and a self-styled former gangster.

It's a rare power split in global soccer, and a recent dispute between Ambani's camp and the association illustrated differing visions over the direction of the Indian game, whose national team is ran

The billionaire, Bollywood and the future of Indian soccer

The establishment isn’t used to being asked to take a back seat on anything.

The Eduardo Saverin and Raj Ganguly-founded investment form will now have $1.4 billion in assets under management.