LeBron James-controlled company borrows nearly $300 million from insurers

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Last updated Aug 25, 2026

LeBron James-controlled company borrows nearly $300 million from insurers
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A limited liability company controlled by LeBron James has borrowed almost $300 million from two Midwestern life insurers, advised by Guggenheim Partners. The transaction, structured to provide immediate cash, is backed by future revenue, including a lifetime sponsorship agreement with Nike. This financial move reflects James' off-court business strategies amidst his ongoing NBA career. James also announced plans for a golf event in Akron, Ohio, set for July 6-7, 2027, through his foundation.

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  • The loan was finalized before James joined the Lakers in 2018.
  • Bonds from the loan are due in 2049.
  • James' company is backed by future earnings, including Nike sponsorship.
  • The LeBron James Family Foundation Invitational will feature both amateur and pro players.
  • The golf event is scheduled at Firestone Country Club.
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LeBron James-controlled company borrowed almost $300 million from Midwestern life insurers advised by Mark Walter-led Guggenheim

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