LeBron James tied to Mark Walter, Guggenheim on $300 million loan
What to know about LeBron James tied to Mark Walter, Guggenheim on $300 million loan
Before he joined the Lakers in 2018, a limited liability company controlled by former franchise superstar LeBron James borrowed almost $300 million from a couple of life insurers that were being advised by Guggenheim Partners, the California Post confirmed…
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What happened
Before he joined the Lakers in 2018, a limited liability company controlled by former franchise superstar LeBron James borrowed almost $300 million from a couple of life insurers that were being advised by Guggenheim Partners, the California Post confirmed…
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