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Why do wealthy families love football when the sport’s shares underperform cash?

Despite its past glories, Italian football club Juventus has not been the finest investment for the Agnelli family, which owns 64% of the stock.

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  • Sector: Listed Family Owned Holding Group
  • Country: NL
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