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When the boardroom doesn't play ball - The Economic Times

Fifa's ambitious move to establish a profit-driven subsidiary is drawing fierce backlash from Uefa and Concacaf. The potential corporate rift could lead to a demerger of Fifa itself. President Infantino is eager to push his special resolution through with a majority vote, yet the threat of a World Cup boycott looms large from Uefa and Concacaf.

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When the boardroom doesn't play ball - The Economic Times

FIFA plans a for-profit subsidiary (FFE) with 20% PE to triple member revenues, but UEFA and Concacaf's boycott threats risk demerger. PE-backed restructuring fragments stakeholder alignment—a boardroom pattern when nonprofits introduce privatized revenue without consensus.

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When the boardroom doesn't play ball - The Economic Times

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When the boardroom doesn't play ball - The Economic Times

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