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In a statement, Dynasty Financial Partners CEO Shirl Penney said, “We believe independent advisors are hungry for differentiated private-market opportunities typically only available to the world’s largest investors, and as Dynasty continues to more than level the playing field for RIAs that are Powered by Dynasty, we look forward to continuing to selectively bring these unique value-add opportunities to our network of independent RIAs. Tom Brady, the seven time Super Bowl champion, has been pretty active with investing his wealth ever since he retired from the league. Tom Brady’s brand NoBull has found a new investor While his personal life has dominated headlines in the last few years. As per reports, NoBull, a sneaker and athletic apparel company co-owned by entrepreneur Mike Repole and NFL legend Tom Brady, has now been invested by RIA platform services provider Dynasty Financial Partners. “
In an interview with InvestmentNews, Karim Simplis, director of private markets at Dynasty Financial Partners said, “When you think about Mike [Repole] and his team, their track record [and] billions of exits across a number of different deals for them — NoBull is their next great company that they want to build…” The NFL legend became the second-largest shareholder in the company, just behind majority owner Mike Repole, the founder of BodyArmor. In an interview with CNBC, the seven time Super Bowl champion Tom Brady had opened up about partnering with Mike Repole as he said, “I think the piece that really resonates with me is our mindset and how we want to inspire others through action and through challenging them to be the best they can possibly be for themselves…” According to reports, the NFl legend’s investment portfolio spans across professional teams (Las Vegas Raiders, Las Vegas Aces, Birmingham City FC, Birmingham Phoenix, E1 Series Team Brady, Major League Pickleball) and commercial brands (Nobull, TB12, BRADY apparel, CardVault by Tom Brady, Autograph, Aescape, Fanatics, GOLF+, SageSpot).