Rafael Canton is a Reporter at PEHub, where he covers private equity deals and delves into the world of finance and investment. Additionally, he writes about the Knicks for SNYtv, showcasing his passion for competitive sports and sports marketing. Rafael's work has been featured in notable publications such as Adweek, ONE37pm, and Yahoo Sports, among others.
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Rafael's coverage heavily focuses on sports, particularly basketball, and private equity within the United States. His articles feature insights into player analysis, private equity involvement in sports franchises, and other related events.
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By: Rafael Canton
PE firms are making deals in both consumer brands and in manufacturing in the beverage sector.
By: Rafael Canton
'My guess is 2021-24 will end up being bad vintages in private equity, while 2025-28 will be great vintages,' FP's DJ Deb told PE Hub in a wide-ranging interview about how the firm will deploy its recently closed $21bn in capital commitments.
By: Rafael Canton
The Knicks' change from the offseason could have ramifications for the team’s hopes of producing similar results in the 2026-27 season.
By: Rafael Canton
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By: Rafael Canton
The Queue-It deal is THL's second investment out of THL Automation Fund II. Create an account to continue reading
By: Rafael Canton
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With the second apron era in the NBA upon us, a solution to the salary cap crunch facing the Knicks is player development and New York will need young players like Mohamed Diawara and Pacome Dadiet to grow into legitimate rotation players in the future.
By: Rafael Canton
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By: Rafael Canton
Apollo, Arctos and Blue Owl are a few of the firms making deals for pro sports teams in 2026.
By: Rafael Canton
Also featured is Superstep Capital's investment in Google Cloud consultancy Zencore.
