Tag: Systemic Risk

The Analysis Series: Continuing to analyse the Burnley case and the possible implications

  The detailed analysis below should be read in the full knowledge that Burnley Football & Athletic Company Limited v Everton Football Club Company Limited (PLJP 2023/3) is subject to appeal – an […]

The Analysis Series: Update on Diarra v FIFA & URBSFA Case C-650/22 (June 9th 2026)

The Analysis Series has produced a number of reports on the Diarra case which can be found here: The Diarra Case Summary This report covers verified facts only; unverified claims are flagged. […]

The Analysis Series: MSCI State of Private Markets report 2026, potential risks to English Football Clubs

MSCI State of Private Credit & Equity Markets Overview of the report This inaugural MSCI report examines five structural forces reshaping private markets in 2026:  Stress in private credit,  A liquidity drought […]

Structural fragility and regulatory arbitrage in US reinsurance and private credit – its relevance to football

When the possibility of 777 Partners’ acquisition of Everton was first mooted, the subsequent investigations, here, and continuing with Josimar and the likes of Paul Brown, opened up a world in which […]

The Analysis Series: Systemic Risk in the European Football Economy: A comparative analysis with the 2008 banking crisis and frameworks for prudential mitigation

Summary The global financials of professional football, particularly within England and Europe, have undergone a radical transformation over the last two decades. No longer merely a collection of civic sporting institutions operating […]