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Financial Times Live - The latest news, videos & photographs from the FT Live conferences, summits, webinars and events.

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Financial Times Live - Chaired by senior journalists from the Financial Times Group, FT Live's summits, conferences, and strategic forums gather the world's brightest minds and most influential decision-makers.

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    Thank you to everyone who joined us for the Energy Transition Summit: East Med & Southeast Europe webinar yesterday! We had insightful discussions on how the region can enhance energy resilience, the role of renewables, nuclear, LNG, and hydrogen in achieving energy security, and the critical importance of regional collaboration for both energy independence and decarbonisation. This webinar was just the beginning! Don’t miss the opportunity to continue the conversation and dive deeper into these topics at the inaugural Energy Transition Summit: East Med & Southeast Europe in Athens on 17-18 June 2025. Stay tuned for more details and register soon to be part of this crucial event. #FTEnergy Kathimerini

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    The Business of Football Summit 2025 ⚽️ concluded yesterday, bringing with it some of the most compelling stories and greatest insights from football’s biggest decision-makers. Following the discussions, it is clear that the game is evolving in every aspect. From stadium development and revenue diversification, to the use of technology to engage fans and evaluate players and teams, the business of football in 2025 and beyond is only set to grow globally. Here are some of the biggest stories and insights out of yesterday's panels: ⚖️ Regulation & Governance: Crystal Palace Football Club chairman Steve Parish warned that the prospect of an independent regulator has “paralysed” English football, while concerns were also raised about the interference from political parties. ⚽️ Premier League Governance: No "Civil War"  Premier League CEO Richard Masters dismissed claims of a "civil war" among clubs over financial regulations, despite delays to the proposed Squad Cost Ratio (SCR) system. Masters defended the league’s governance but acknowledged concerns over an incoming independent regulator, warning against excessive intervention. 📺 The Future of Broadcasting Chelsea Football Club co-owner Todd Boehly suggested that streaming giants like Netflix could be key to sustaining the Premier League’s global dominance. However, the idea of a “Premflix” model was met with scepticism, with analysts estimating it would need 12 million UK subscribers to be viable. 🔵 Chelsea’s Ownership Following fan protests at Stamford Bridge, Todd Boehly defended Chelsea’s ownership, dismissing speculation about a sale and reaffirming the club’s transfer strategy. In addition, Boehly stated yesterday on the Business of Football stage that it was hard “to appreciate the need” for a financial regulator when actively trying to improve the football product. 🏟️ Newcastle’s Stadium Expansion: A stadium debrief outlined Newcastle United Football Club's ambition to expand St James’ Park, addressing concerns over capacity and future investment. 🌍 Global Football & Club Takeovers San Francisco 49ers enterprises Paraag Marathe dismissed speculation that the Rangers Football Club would become a feeder club to Leeds United if a takeover materialised. Meanwhile, Spanish football officials accused Google and Amazon of failing to combat streaming piracy, a growing issue for leagues worldwide. A huge thank you to all our speakers, attendees, and partners for making this year’s summit an unmissable moment in football. What was your biggest takeaway from the event? Share your thoughts in the comments below and be sure to watch all of our sessions on demand available soon in the link here: https://lnkd.in/gfdrVbBN See you in 2026! ⚽️ #FTFootball

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  • Europe at a Crossroads – Live now! As Europe faces unprecedented challenges, from Germany’s pivotal election to the return of Donald Trump to the White House, join FT experts for an in-depth discussion on what’s next for the continent. Our panellists will explore: - Impact of Germany’s election on Europe’s largest economy and EU decision-making - Rise of the far-right and populism across Europe - Growing challenge of NATO defence - Future of economic competitiveness in Europe Watch now: https://bit.ly/4bhQqC3

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  • Whats the key to balancing financial sustainability and competitiveness of a Premier League team? According to Crystal Palace Football Club Co-Owner and Chairman Steve Parish, its Talent acquisition and talent development. Listen in as Steve discusses the keys to Crystal Palace's success, including the sale of former Crystal Palace stars, Joachim Andersen, Michael Olise and Jordan Ayew. Tune into the Business of Football Summit LIVE NOW: https://lnkd.in/duaAk69 #FTFootball

  • With Sweden’s advanced digital infrastructure and strong trust in technology, the country is well-placed to lead in AI-driven innovation. Join us in Stockholm to explore how businesses can harness AI to enhance productivity and drive sustainable growth. Hosted by the Financial Times in partnership with Infosys, hear speakers from Electrolux Group, Ericsson and more as they examine AI’s latest developments and the practical steps for integrating it into business strategy. Apply to attend: https://bit.ly/4hc8Q8F

  • Last night, the FT and Millicom (Tigo) hosted the latest #SpotlightLatinAmerica dinner briefing in Madrid supported by CAF -banco de desarrollo de América Latina y el Caribe- which brought together policymakers, business leaders, and experts to explore Latin America’s role in shaping the future of AI and semiconductors. Our key takeaways from the evening included: Latin America has the potential to lead in AI and semiconductors. But to capitalize on its strengths - clean energy, strategic location, and full value chain capabilities - investment in education, skills, and clear regulations is key. Attracting AI and semiconductor investment requires Latin America to roll out the red carpet, not red tape. Offering clear and predictable regulatory frameworks, fostering public-private partnerships, and building investor trust are crucial. A dual strategy can maximize Latin America's potential. Large economies like Brazil and Mexico integrate into global supply chains, while smaller markets like Costa Rica and the Dominican Republic carve out specialized niches. Costa Rica and the Dominican Republic are actively developing AI and semiconductor strategies to strengthen their place in the global tech scene. The shifting geopolitical landscape presents new opportunities for Latin America to deepen AI and semiconductor ties with the EU, with joint investment, connectivity projects, and research collaboration already underway. Sustainability and inclusion must be at the heart of AI and semiconductor investment. Public-private partnerships will play a critical role in ensuring long-term, responsible growth. Find out more about the event and the speakers at https://bit.ly/4hMXWqr 

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    Celebrate International Women's Day with the Financial Times and our FT FLIC | Financial Literacy & Inclusion Campaign charity. Claer Barrett, Consumer Editor, Financial Times, will chair a panel with: Sara Williams, Owner and Blogger, Debt Camel Gail Arkle, Chief Growth Officer, StepChange Debt Charity Muna Yassin MBE, CEO, Rooted Finance Our speakers will discuss the landscape of debt solutions, shed light on financial challenges and explore supportive measures. Register for free: https://bit.ly/3CYFlJc

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