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Clearlake Capital announced it is purchasing Mark Walter's and Todd Boehly's stakes in Chelsea, which they bought in 2022.
Dodgers president Stan Kasten has stated that the Los Angeles Dodgers are not for sale.
Mark Walter owns the Los Angeles Sparks (WNBA), the Professional Women's Hockey League, Cadillac's F1 team, and the holding company for the Billie Jean King Cup.
In August 2026, Mark Walter agreed to sell the Los Angeles Lakers to Bob Iger and Joshua Kushner for $12.5 billion.
The lawsuit states the potential class action includes hundreds of thousands of people, mostly senior citizens.
Mark Walter's Guggenheim Partners bought the Dodgers in 2012, and Walter bought the Lakers in June 2025 for $10 billion.
In 2014, a class-action lawsuit alleged Mark Walter and Todd Boehly used policyholder funds to buy the Dodgers.
The 2014 lawsuit against Mark Walter was dropped one day after being filed.
A Kansas judge dismissed a similar lawsuit against Mark Walter in 2019.
The sale of the Los Angeles Lakers requires approval from the NBA's Board of Governors.
A lawsuit alleges insurers received grand jury subpoenas in February but hid the investigation when selling a policy to Ira Rosner in April.
A lawsuit alleges a fund fueled by policyholder money helped Mark Walter buy the Dodgers in 2012 and the Lakers in 2025.
The lawsuit, brought by Ira Rosner, alleges insurers concealed an investigation by the U.S. Attorney's Office and the SEC for potential self-dealing.
A lawsuit alleges Walter's firms reported 3% of assets in affiliated companies but actually invested 42%, totaling nearly $17 billion.
Ira Rosner claims insurers did not disclose an investigation to him until June, after his penalty-free withdrawal period ended in late May.
The companies involved in the lawsuit described the investment discrepancy as an internal labeling error.
By law, insurers must notify regulators about any investments made in entities affiliated with the insurer.
Delaware Life Insurance Company, Clear Spring Life and Annuity, TWG Global Holdings, Guggenheim Partners, and Mark Walter are named as defendants in a fraud lawsuit.