David Hellier is a Business Reporter at Bloomberg. He specializes in the intersection of finance and sports, covering topics such as international sports leagues, major league sports, and the business of sports broadcasting and marketing. David's insights and analyses have been featured in a variety of prominent publications, including Bloomberg-Quint, The Japan Times, and Fortune.
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David Hellier's coverage is heavily focused on sports, particularly football, along with business and industry news. He frequently covers private sector announcements and press releases related to major deals in the sports and business world.
Given his focus on private sector announcements and event coverage within the sports industry, he would likely be receptive to pitches involving exclusive details of significant mergers or acquisitions within football clubs or other relevant businesses. Additionally, offering insights into TV rights negotiations or trends in private equity investments within the sports industry could also capture his interest.
It’s important to note that David Hellier has a strong emphasis on UK-based companies such as Manchester United and WPP; however, given his broader focus on M&A activity in sport-related businesses internationally might also appeal to him.
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By: David Hellier, Michal Kubala
Daniel Kretinsky, the Czech billionaire who is set to become the largest shareholder in West Ham United, is considering making a roughly £100 million ($132 million) loan to help the English football club buy new players, people familiar with the matter said.
By: David Hellier, Giles Turner
Almost everyone has offered an opinion about whether or not US striker Folarin Balogun deserved a red card, apart from the only people who matter: FIFA.
By: Giles Turner, David Hellier
Casi todo el mundo ha dado su opinión sobre si el delantero de EE.UU. Folarin Balogun merecía o no la tarjeta roja, excepto quienes realmente importan: la FIFA.
Balogun was sent off in a game on Wednesday after heavily stepping on the right ankle of Bosnia and Herzegovina defender Tarik Muharemovic.
British tennis wildcard Arthur Fery is the last British hope at Wimbledon. He’s also the son of a football-mad hedge fund manager and a former professional tennis player.
(Bloomberg) -- British tennis wildcard Arthur Fery is the last British hope at Wimbledon. He's also the son of a football-mad hedge fund manager and a former professional tennis player.
(Bloomberg) -- British tennis wildcard Arthur Fery is the last British hope at Wimbledon. He's also the son of a football-mad hedge fund manager and a former professional tennis player.
By: Giles Turner, David Hellier
At this World Cup, one of England’s urgent pre-match calls wasn’t about tactics, travel or players. It was about FIFA regulations.
By: David Hellier, Giles Turner
At this World Cup, one of England's urgent pre-match calls wasn't about tactics, travel or players. It was about FIFA regulations.
By: Giles Turner, David Hellier
The owners of Liverpool FC are considering selling a stake in the English Premier League football club to a consortium of investors led by Amit Bhatia.
