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Music platforms remain immune to Covid-19 as investments intensify

Shamrock Capital, a private equity firm, has acquired the Taylor Swift master recordings from Carlyle Group and manager Scooter Braun for $300 million

Global lenders have been selective in taking exposure to Indian NBFCs. Strong parentage adds to the appeal, but is not a passport to syndication success
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Investment in such firms has intensified as shareholders look for the best way to play the next stage of the pandemic

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Taylor Swift is, in a sense, immune to Covid-19.

Not literally, of course. But as an investment prospect, her work sits alongside assets whose values have stayed strong, but which won’t suffer if we get a working vaccine and consumers’ lives start to return to normal. If you’re in the market for steady returns, regardless of the coronavirus situation, there are worse places to look.

Just last year private equity giant Carlyle Group partnered with Scooter Braun, the manager of artists like Justin Bieber and Ariana Grande, to acquire Big Machine Records, Taylor Swift’s label, for $300 million. That group has now

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