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Manager Performance Score League Tables: 2025 Annual Original

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By John Gabbert, Susan C. Hu, Jordan Rubio Verified
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Want to see more? Fill out the form below. PitchBook’s 2025 Annual Global Manager Performance Score League Tables provide a standardized view of private capital manager performance across 29 strategic and geographic categories. These interactive tables extend the analysis from our PitchBook Global Manager Performance Score League Tables report, showcasing the top 15 fund families and all gold badge recipients in each breakout.
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Khosla family’s record $9.6B purchase Seahawks deal caps a private-capital rush into the NFL Original

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By John Gabbert, Michael Bodley Verified, Jordan Rubio Verified
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Both private equity firms and deep-pocketed individuals continue to snap up stakes in professional sports teams—with the most recent being Vinod Khosla’s family purchasing the Seattle Seahawks for a record $9.6 billion. The league allowed private equity to acquire minority stakes in 2024, and there are now six PE-backed NFL franchises, according to PitchBook’s Private Equity Sports Investment dashboard.
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PitchBook’s starting XI investors Original

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By John Gabbert, Jordan Rubio Verified
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Debating soccer lineups is almost as old as the game itself. With more current and former players than ever stepping into the world of investing, we set out to find the stars who have put their money to work beyond the pitch. With the World Cup in full swing, we picked our starting lineup based on who we thought would give us the best chance of winning the tournament, not on any private-market considerations.
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