Where capital meets capabilityto create long-term value in sport

Driving growth and enhancing performance for investors and rights-owners alike

Synexus Capital is an operating investment platform dedicated to premium sports intellectual property, uniting capital, commercial expertise and aligned incentives to create lasting value. Founded by TEAM, the commercial architects of the UEFA Champions League, and Sports Bank Capital Partners, Synexus sits at the intersection of investment, innovation and sports growth.

$60bn

Commercial revenues generated

$3bn

Institutional capital deployed

Avg 4x

Shareholder returns

Intellectual property owners in sports too often lack commercial capabilities, operators are not invested and investment capital is passive.

Platform
Investing and operating as one

For rights-owners

A partner vested in your outcome

With the same DNA that shaped one of sport’s greatest success stories, we bring the people, perspective and precision to turn your vision into results. We design with intent, deliver with integrity and optimise for long-term value creation, helping you achieve the full potential of your IP.

For investors

Trusted stewards of capital

We are trusted stewards of capital, not driven by hype or vanity. We deploy operational capability alongside capital, improving commercial performance, building enterprise value and creating downside protection through execution, not only structure.

Track record
Built on experience, designed for scale

TEAM Marketing

Commercial architects of the UEFA Champions League

TEAM built and operated one of the most iconic properties in world sport: developing the commercial model, the brand architecture and the global partnership programme across all of UEFA's men's club competitions. Over 30+ years, they generaged more than $60 billion in commercial revenues.

Sports Bank Capital Partners

Operators who build enterprise value

The principals behind Sports Bank Capital Partners have extensive experience executing operational transformation strategies across consumer and experiential businesses, including the acquisition and scaling of Diamond Resorts from approximately $65 million to $450 million of EBITDA prior to its $2.85 billion sale to Apollo.