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Batter Up! Investing in the Sports Boom with Gabelli Funds’ Chris Marangi

Sports is presented as an expanding theme, and the episode is pitched at public-market routes into it rather than private ownership, which is the version most advisory clients can actually access. Useful framing for advisors fielding client interest in sports-related investments.

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Summary

By the markets & outlook desk

A Barron's Live episode in which Senior Managing Editor Lauren R. Rublin and Associate Editor Andrew Bary speak with Christopher J. Marangi, President & Co-CIO, Value at GAMCO/Gabelli Funds, about investing in sports. The conversation, framed around sports as a "burgeoning asset class," covers the ways public investors can get exposure through leagues, teams, venues, media and related companies.

  1. Sports is described as a burgeoning asset class
  2. The discussion focuses on how public investors can participate
  3. Coverage spans leagues, teams, venues, media and related companies
  4. The guest is Christopher J. Marangi, President & Co-CIO, Value at GAMCO/Gabelli Funds

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