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vilaspatelvlogs · 4 years
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7वीं सालाना IPL स्टडी: 2020 में 3.6% घटकर 45,800 करोड़ रुपए पर आ पहुंची IPL की वैल्यूएशन, हर फ्रेंचाइजी की ब्रांड वैल्यू में गिरावट रही
7वीं सालाना IPL स्टडी: 2020 में 3.6% घटकर 45,800 करोड़ रुपए पर आ पहुंची IPL की वैल्यूएशन, हर फ्रेंचाइजी की ब्रांड वैल्यू में गिरावट रही
Hindi News Business The IPL Ecosystem Value Has Decreased By 3.6% To INR 45,800 Crore In 2020 From INR 47,500 Crore In 2019, Reveals IPL Brand Valuation Report Ads से है परेशान? बिना Ads खबरों के लिए इनस्टॉल करें दैनिक भास्कर ऐप नई दिल्ली4 घंटे पहले कॉपी लिंक चेन्नई सुपर किंग्स की ब्रांड वैल्यू में सबसे ज्यादा 16.5% की गिरावट दिल्ली कैपिटल्स की ब्रांड वैल्यू में सिर्फ 1 फीसदी की गिरावट…
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santhoshini-g · 3 years
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Neeraj Chopra: Next Brand Superstar Of India
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Neeraj Chopra unleashes a spear that soars into the Tokyo sky, stops himself before the foul line by gripping the turf for a split second, and springs back in one swift motion.
In a matter of seconds on August 7, the 23 year old not only sealed an astonishing win to end a country’s century-old drought in track and field at the Olympics but he also announced — with power, poise, panache and a photogenic face — the arrival of India’s brand new sporting superstar.
The floodgates are now open.
Within a day of his Olympics feat, Mahindra Group Chairman Anand Mahindra promised to gift an SUV to the javelin thrower; edtech major Byju’s declared a cash reward of Rs 2 crore (Rs 20 million); and IndiGo offered him free air travel for a year.
According to brand experts, Chopra has vaulted himself into the elite club of Indian athletes whose brand values can rake in endorsements by the dozens.
They add that the man with the golden arm could even surpass some, if not all, top cricketers — the demigods who stand well above athletes from other disciplines in India.
Chopra has been brand ambassador for British electronics firm Amstrad, among others.
But, post-Tokyo, his brand value will shoot through the roof, says image guru Dilip Cherian.
“People with track and field gold are rare. So the choice set of the number of people available for this branding market is very small,” he adds.
In Chopra’s case, the fact that he serves in the Indian Army (as a junior commissioned officer) adds to his being an exception and works to his advantage in the prevailing atmosphere of hypernationalism.
“In the Indian market, the number of players who have the combination of an army background, Olympics, understanding of corporate etc is very small,” says Cherian.
He reckons that Chopra’s brand value could surge up to four times that of shooter Abhinav Bindra in current market terms while compensating for inflation, size of economy et al.
Bindra, the only other individual Olympic gold medallist from India, was said to be charging an endorsement fee of around Rs 1 crore (rs 10 million) after his 2008 win.
His sport (track and field), the elevation of individual performance over that of a team, and the fact that he is a “good-looking young professional” work in Chopra’s favour, say image consultants.
Some even go to the extent of saying that he would go ahead of most cricketers.
His humble background — born to a farming family in Panipat, Haryana — will allow a wide range of brands to happily associate with him, while at the same time he embodies skill and specialisation that advertisers seeking such values could tap into.
Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore, who had won a silver at the 2004 Athens Games, had become the first serving army officer to endorse brands.
More than the colour of the metal on the medal, though, it’s the nature of the sport that separates Chopra from the rest, says Samit Sinha, founder and managing director, Alchemist Brand Consulting.
“One can’t take away from the fact that it’s an Olympic gold medal and India’s first ever in track and field,” says Sinha.
“Wrestling and weightlifting don’t have the same kind of glamour associated in people’s minds as track and field events,” he adds.
In the “glamour hierarchy” in Indian sports, Sinha puts cricket at the top of the heap, followed from a long distance by tennis and badminton, which has come up, thanks to the exploits of Saina Nehwal and P V Sindhu.
In the rest of the sports, even if athletes perform reasonably well, they don’t get similar value and recognition, he adds.
Sinha’s bet is on the javelin star getting a similar market value as Sindhu, who recently became the first woman and only the second Indian to win an individual medal twice at the Olympics.
The shuttler’s brand value was worth $12 million at the end of 2020, according to estimates by Duff & Phelps, which has published celebrity brand valuation reports for the last six years in India.
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Among the brands linked to Chopra in the recent past are Country Delight Naturals, Gillette India, Mobil India and IQOO, the financial consultancy tells Business Standard.
He has one of the highest engagement rates with his social media followers (over 15%), and his fan base increased 15 times to more than 2.6 million followers on Instagram in 24 hours, says Aviral Jain, managing director, Duff & Phelps.
Although cricket remains the dominant sport, with only cricketers making to the top 20 list of celebrities by brand value, the ecosystem is changing, he says.
“In the last few years, we have professional leagues for other sports like kabaddi, football and badminton, with reasonable levels of brands and advertising campaigns,” he says, adding, “Almost 90 per cent of the expenditure and fan following happens in cricket.”
“But with the success at the Tokyo Olympics, definitely these stars — and particularly Neeraj Chopra — will get attention and endorsement in the near future.”
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newsoreo · 4 years
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Retired Dhoni remains high-scorer for brands - Times of India
Retired Dhoni remains high-scorer for brands – Times of India
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Mahendra Singh Dhoni may have taken the bails off his international career, but brands aren’t done with him yet. On Saturday, when Dhoni, arguably one of the greatest finishers in the shorter formats of the game, announced his retirement, scores of brands across several industries — from Amul and Indi-Go to KFC and Manforce Condoms — were quick to respond. While IndiGo tweeted an ad…
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thegulfindians · 4 years
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Big Blow for BCCI: VIVO pulls off as title sponsor
Big Blow for BCCI: VIVO pulls off as title sponsor
Preparations for IPL 2020 were in full swing and BCCI is left with one of its biggest challenges. In a major setback IPL’s title sponsor VIVO pulled out of the coming edition on August 4.
The move came at a time when the world is battling the coronavirus pandemic and it would be a major challenge for BCCI to find a new title sponsor.
VIVO had signed the deal in 2017 and was paying Rs 440 annually…
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maclad1888 · 4 years
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Taking the pish out of Rangers/Sevco/Club1872/Tribute Act Playlist.
Taking The Pish Out Off Rangers/Sevco/Club1872/TributeAct https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLI7ZKP2QH1tK33o3m3cYWewbMDa2mP_aE
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honeyharjot008 · 5 years
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Breaking: Virat Kohli brand value holds the highest among Indian celebrities, MSD on ninth position
Breaking: Virat Kohli brand value holds the highest among Indian celebrities, MSD on ninth position
Virat Kohli holds the highest brand value among Indian celebrities.
Indian captain Virat Kohli’s appeal as a bankable brand has been on the upswing ever since he became the first citizen of Indian cricket, taking over the captaincy in all formats from MS Dhoni at the beginning of the year.
Virat Kohli retained his position as the biggest celebrity brandin India for the third successive year as…
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earpanel · 5 years
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IPL grew to $6.8bn in 2019, or by 7% over 2018's $6.3bn
IPL grew to $6.8bn in 2019, or by 7% over 2018’s $6.3bn
Duff & Phelps has announced findings from its IPL Brand Valuation Report 2019, a comprehensive study on brand values in the Indian Premier League (IPL). 
The findings of the sixth edition of Duff & Phelps’ annual IPL study suggest an increase in the overall value of the IPL ecosystem from US$6.3 billion in 2018 to US$6.8 billion in 2019, a growth of 7% after considering currency fluctuations.
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ustribunenews-blog · 6 years
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Setting A New 52 Week Low, Duff & Phelps Select Energy MLP Fund Inc (DSE) Finishing At $4.95
Setting A New 52 Week Low, Duff & Phelps Select Energy MLP Fund Inc (DSE) Finishing At $4.95
Duff & Phelps Select Energy MLP Fund Inc (DSE)
November 14th, 2018 Amidst falling markets Duff & Phelps Select Energy MLP Fund Inc fell $0.04 Wednesday, down 0.80%, closing at $4.95. As well as the drop in value, Duff & Phelps Select Energy MLP Fund Inc hit a new 52 week low of $4.88, breaking the previous low of $4.95 from earlier this month. (more…)
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licensingcorner · 6 years
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Merchandising a huge chance for IPL to monetise brand: Duff & Phelps Report
Merchandising a huge chance for IPL to monetise brand: Duff & Phelps Report
The Indian Premier League (IPL) and its franchisees can outdo other global sporting events to exploit the brand value for increasing their revenue collections through merchandising, according to corporate finance advisor Duff & Phelps report.
According to the report, the premier T20 cricket hasn’t been able to monetize at a large scale through merchandising despite its huge popularity, but this…
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enough-finance · 7 years
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khabarsamay · 7 years
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विराट कोहली बने सबसे मूल्यवान भारतीय सेलेब्रिटी ब्रैंड
भारतीय क्रिकेट कप्तान विराट कोहली बॉलीवुड अभिनेता शाहरुख खान को पीछे छोड़ कर सबसे मूल्यवान भारतीय सेलेब्रिटी बन गए हैं। कॉरपोरेट सलाहकारों डफ एंड फेल्प्स की एक रिपोर्ट के मुताबिक,2014 से बॉलीवुड के सुपरस्टार शाहरुख खान को देश के सबसे मूल्यवान सेलिब्रिटी ब्रांड का पद मिला था | लेकिन अब विराट कोहली का ब्रैंड मूल्य करीब ₹922 करोड़ है जो पिछले वर्ष से 56% अधिक है| वहीँ बॉलीवुड स्टार किंग खान का ब्रांड मूल्य ₹678 करोड़ के साथ दूसरे नंबर पर है साथ ही तीसरे नंबर पर अभिनेत्री दीपिका पादुकोण ₹595 करोड़ के साथ भारतीय सेलिब्रिटी के सूची में मौजूद हैं। Read the full article
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buzzcrowd · 7 years
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Top 15 Indian Celebrity Brand Values reaches $712 million; Virat on top with $144 million: Duff & Phelps Report
Mumbai: Duff & Phelps, the premier global valuation and corporate finance advisor, has published the third edition of its annual study of celebrity brand values in India.  In the 2017 report titled Rise of the Millennials: India’s Most Valuable Celebrity Brands,Virat Kohli has replaced Shah Rukh Khan as India’s top-ranking celebrity brand. Kohli, along with Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh,…
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blaynerush · 7 years
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EBITDA Recent Market Trends
EBITDA Recent Market Trends
With several areas of healthcare in dispute for 2017 it is time for The Ambulatory M&A Advisor to present to its readers a Healthcare Sector Update and tips for examining EBITDA during transactions in the current year.
When examining EBITDA, it is best to ultimately understand what the method of measurement of value is and how the industry works with it.
Douglas Smith, FRBMA and managing partner…
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shaledirectory · 7 years
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Walk, Don't Run, Before Diving Into The M&A Pool
Thinking about finding a partner and jumping into the energy M&A market? Just be careful how you do it. “The M&A market is pretty frothy right now and in the last quarter we’ve seen it pick up appreciably,” said Nemesio “Nemo” Viso, managing director of Bluehenge Capital Partners at the recent Duff & Phelps and Amegy Bank of Texas Private Capital Conference. “The energy service energy is starting to open up again.” Ryan Franco, managing director of Altos Energy Partners LLC, agreed that now is a good time to bring on a potential partner or partners because valuations across almost all industries in North America are at historic highs, with the possible exception of energy services. Source: Daily Dose of ShaleDirectories.com News
https://www.shaledirectories.com/blog/walk-donamp039t-run-before-diving-into-the-mampampa-pool/
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gordonamacpherson · 12 years
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Gutted to the Core
I am devastated today with the news that HMRC have rejected Rangers CVA, being a Rangers fan is not always the easiest or most popular claim to make, but I am unashamedly a True Blue, I love my club, being born in 1970 I have seen some dark days at Ibrox but none feel as bad as this, we have been misled, let down and shafted by various people and organisations some supposedly reputable some should already have been jailed. 
HMRC should have informed bidders from the outset that it would not accept a CVA instead they have allowed the myth to grow that Glasgow Rangers as it currently operates would continue, they could have easily saved millions in fees due to Duff&Phelps and allowed a more transparent bidding process for a Newco to take place, so the accountants and tax man are ok, shareholders and small creditors are left high and dry...nothing new.
Lloyds TSB accepted money from Craig Whyte without due diligence, it was not his money he was borrowing against future ticket sales with a charge held against the Club by Ticketus, it's been a while but when I have paid substantial monies into the bank they want to know where the money came from, why did Lloyds TSB not check this deal more thoroughly after all they had a member on the Ibrox board why did he not declare Whyte was at it.
Various massive companies in the UK from Vodafone to Amazon avoid paying hundreds of millions every year to HMRC, yet Rangers with 140 years of history and of paying tax have been targeted due to the deceit of one fly by night owner Craig Whyte, you can argue strongly either way about SDM's tenure at Ibrox, but what he did was under the knowledge of HMRC it was no secret, unlike the numerous tax avoidance schemes used by top civil servants.
The SFA/SPL have done little to assist Rangers, many would ask why they should, well it's simple they have a duty of care to the licensed members of their Association's, yet they allowed Whyte to do as he pleased, they have made no representations in a positive way to aid Rangers survival, and bythe actions of having various votes and stances have put off potential bidders for the Club.
I accept that Rangers needed to be punished by the authorities, a 10 point deduction essentially prevented any challenge to win the league, and even a transfer ban as we had not paid clubs for players purchased by us was just about right, now we will not be in  Europe for 3 years, good chance will lose history, might not even be in the SPL and still have another Tax case pending, does this add up as a suitable penance to pay for the crimes of Mr Whyte, Duff&Phelps, HMRC and the SFA/SPL I think not.
I feel dreadful  for the staff and various suppliers at Ibrox, it's been a dark period in the clubs history and I can only hope that the people employed by Club still have a future at Ibrox.
I am unsure about my own future as a fan, I have grave concerns over the likely takeover by Mr Green, he does not fill me with any confidence, so it's a fingers crossed job for now. Perhaps there is a City Bank who could quickly organise and create a Rangers shareholding Newco where fans and investors could quickly buy futures for the Club, remove Duff Phelps and Green, pay the creditors in full, install a new board, agree suitable sanctions with SFA/Spl and rise again...................day dream over.
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maclad1888 · 5 years
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It’s So Shite Being A Hun The tax man Killed Rangers 1872-2012 the Glasgow Celtic show ep 21
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