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Oaktree Capital Management takes control of Inter; Al Mirqab family office explores…

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What happened

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Oaktree Capital Management assumed ownership of Inter on May 22, 2024, after the club’s holding companies failed to repay a three-year loan. Qatar Airways strengthened its relationship with Inter by becoming the official airline and main training-kit partner in July 2024. Separately, the Al Mirqab family office is exploring the purchase of a minority stake in Inter.

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Why it matters

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The change in ownership structure and the interest from the Al Mirqab family office could affect Inter's valuation and future investment strategy. Oaktree Capital Management has stated it does not currently plan to sell control, although it could consider an investment that leaves its majority position intact.

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Who's involved

  • Oaktree Capital ManagementAssumed ownership of Inter following a loan default.
  • InterUkrainian television channel subject to the ownership change.
  • Qatar AirwaysOfficial airline partner of Inter.
  • QatarCountry whose family office is exploring a minority stake in Inter.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • NasdaqSpeculative

    Nasdaq's stock trading might be affected by the ownership changes and investment interest in Inter.

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