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Time of India
2 days ago
- Business
- Time of India
Carlos Alcaraz vs Jannik Sinner: Who Is Richer in 2025?
Image via Instagram/Tennis Magazine In the fast‑emerging world of men's tennis, two young phenoms are capturing global attention and big bank accounts. Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner have not only become top-tier athletes but also financial powerhouses in just a few short years. With Alcaraz at 22, boasting five Grand Slam titles, and Sinner at 23, the first Italian man to win Wimbledon, the 'Sincaraz' rivalry is as heated off the court as it is on. In this deep dive, we explore their net worth, prize earnings, endorsements, investments, and assets, shining a spotlight on what sets their fortunes apart. Here, we will try to compare the net financial gains of the two tennis stars. 1. Net Worth Comparison of Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner Carlos Alcaraz's 2025 Net Worth Will Blow Your Mind! | Carlos Alcaraz Net Worth As of mid‑2025, Alcaraz's net worth is estimated between $42 million and $45 million. Celebrity Net Worth pegs him at around $40 million, while Forbes places him near $42.3 million. Finance‑Monthly breaks it down: approximately $44.7 million from career prize money and over $32 million in 2024 from off‑court earnings. Sinner is creating his own legacy with a net worth estimated around $30–35 million in 2025. Celebrity Net Worth lists him at $35 million as of July 13, 2025. Outlook Business estimates his fortune near $30 million, boosted by recent Wimbledon winnings and brand deals. Alcaraz currently leads by about $10 million, thanks to a blend of massive prize winnings and lucrative endorsements—but Sinner is swiftly closing that gap. 2. Prize Money Earnings Jannik Sinner Wimbledon Win | How Much Prize Money Did Sinner & Alcaraz Earn? Carlos has amassed over $47 million in career tournament earnings through July 2025. His 2024 haul reached a remarkable $15.2 million, and another $9.5 million in 2025 alone. Major singles titles have fueled the bulk: US Open 2022 ($2.6 M), Wimbledon 2023 & 2024 ($2.4M–2.6M). Jannik has earned approximately $45.7 million in prize money through mid‑2025. His season totals include $19.7 M in 2024 and about $8.4 M so far in 2025. Highlights include Australian Open winnings ($2.2 M), Wimbledon 2025's £3 M (~$4.05 M), and a robust win streak that earned him roughly $12 M in tournament cash. Sinner slightly edges Alcaraz in total career prize money to date—$45.7M vs $47.4M—demonstrating his consistency and upward surge. 3. Endorsements & Sponsorships: Alacarz vs. Sinner Which Global Brands Pay Carlos Alcaraz Millions A Year? | Rolex, Louis Vuitton... Off the court, Alcaraz is a sponsorship magnet. Forbes reports he earned roughly $32 million off‑court in 2024. He signed a 10‑year Nike contract rumored to pay $15–20 million per year. His endorsement roster includes Rolex (estimated $10–15M annually), BMW, Calvin Klein, Louis Vuitton, Babolat, and skincare brand Isdin. Sinner's off‑court earnings keep him competitive. In 2024 he earned around $15 million via endorsements, including a $150 million, 10‑year Nike contract signed in 2022 and deals with Rolex (since 2020), Alfa Romeo, Gucci, Lavazza, L'Oréal's La‑Roche Posay, Head, Intesa Sanpaolo, Technogym, and F1. While Alcaraz currently earns slightly more per year off-court, Sinner's massive Nike deal secures his place among the wealthiest regularly sponsored players. 4. Investments & Business Ventures Carlos keeps a grounded investment strategy with real estate holdings including a luxury home in El Palmar (€1.5–2M) and a Madrid apartment (€900k). He also sponsors charitable initiatives, like the Carlos Alcaraz Foundation supporting children's education and sports in Spain. Jannik has ventured into investment via companies based in Monaco, including real estate portfolios in Milan's Corso Venezia region. He's also engaged in philanthropy—mental health interviews ('What's Kept You Moving') and cancer research ('An Ace for Research') initiatives. Both tennis stars are building diversified portfolios: Alcaraz via property and charity, Sinner via investments, real estate, and social causes. 5. Lifestyle & Assets: Alcaraz vs. Sinner The Lifestyle of Jannik Sinner 2025 ★ Wimbledon Champion, Age 23, House, Cars, Net Worth, Hobbies Besides properties, Alcaraz's global lifestyle includes living in Spain while training internationally. Though specific luxury possessions aren't widely publicized, his endorsement-first strategy suggests a focus on career and brand rather than flashy display. Cemented in Monaco for its elite tax climate, Sinner epitomizes the 'luxury athlete.' As a brand ambassador for Alfa Romeo, he's often associated with high-performance vehicles. His multi‑million‑dollar earnings allow for a high-end European lifestyle. While Sinner's lifestyle reflects elite athlete luxury like Monaco, premium cars, Carlos Alcaraz appears more grounded but equally well-resourced. Carlos Alcaraz currently holds a financial edge—with a net worth of approximately $42–45 million versus Jannik Sinner's $30–35 million. Alcaraz leads in endorsement income and prize earnings aggregate, while Sinner compensates with a slightly higher prize money total and an extraordinarily lucrative Nike contract. As both continue their ascent: Alcaraz with five Grand Slams and Sinner closing in with four, expect these figures to evolve rapidly. The 'Sincaraz' rivalry fuels not just thrilling matches but also soaring bank accounts. In this tennis and wealth showdown, Alcaraz leads—though Sinner's star is shining bright, and the gap may narrow soon. Catch Rani Rampal's inspiring story on Game On, Episode 4. Watch Here!
Time of India
14-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Conor McGregor net worth: Once a plumber, how Irish professional fighter makes millions now
Irish professional fighter Conor McGregor has sparked controversy once again after he was reportedly spotted kissing a mystery woman on a beach in Florida. The former UFC champ, who hasn't stepped into the octagon in nearly four years, started his professional career after he left the job of a plumber. The Irish professional fighter, who started his career after he left the job of a plumber, has a net worth of $200 million Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads What is Conor McGregor's net worth? Conor McGregor is back in the headlines again, and this time he was purportedly seen kissing a mystery woman on a Florida beach, sparking massive speculation online. What surprised his fans was McGregor kissed an unidentified woman despite being engaged with Dee Devlin. McGregor has been engaged to Dee Devlin since 2020 and they have four former UFC champ sent social media users into a frenzy after pictures of him getting cozy with a mystery woman sparked storm online in Fort Lauderdale. The pictures show Conor McGregor laying out a towel for her, wrapping his arm around her and totally unbothered by the attention—especially from other women twist took fans by surprise when Dee Devlin responded to the entire controversy by putting out a post on social media. She took to Instagram to share a fan post for his birthday that said, 'Happy Birthday to the person who always keeps Dee entertained and makes her smile.'Within hours of the photos showing him seemingly 'kissing' another lady went viral, McGregor made a post on social media.'I will drag Taoiseach of house and home if the greater public of Ireland's wishes (YOUR WISHES) are not met. Who's the Taoiseach, it won't matter. Ireland, PUT ME TO WORK! 7 years, I am yours. Vote McGregor,' he Irish professional fighter, who started his career after he left the job of a plumber, has a net worth of $200 million, reports Celebrity Net Worth. His net worth includes roughly $100 million payday earned from his August 2017 fight against Floyd Mayweather, the $50 million from his October 2018 fight against Khabib AND $200 million pre-tax earnings from the April 2021 sale of his whiskey brand Proper No. Twelve, the report per the documents released in an antitrust lawsuit against the UFC in November 2023, Conor earned a TOTAL of $25 million from his UFC fights between 2015 and 2016. Between June 2018 and June 2019, Conor earned $47 million from salary, purses and McGregor started his career in the year 2007 and made his MMA debut. He won the amateur fight by TKO (technical knockout) in the first round and professional after that fight. McGregor made his professional MMA debut in March 2008 in the lightweight March 5, 2016, McGregor reportedly made $5.6 million in his first fight against Nate Diaz at UFC 196. He earned the same amount in their rematch at UFC November 2016, he took home approximately $7 million after defeating Eddie Alvarez. Conor reportedly earned an estimated $50 million fighting Khabib Nurmagomedov in October a brief hiatus, McGregor returned to the Octagon on January 18, 2020, defeating Donald 'Cowboy' Cerrone. He was guaranteed $5 million—then the highest base purse in UFC history. McGregor later suggested that, with Pay-Per-View revenue, his total earnings from the fight could reach as high as $80 million. Cerrone, meanwhile, was guaranteed $2 million just to show January 23, 2021, McGregor suffered a loss to Dustin Poirier but still received another $5 million guaranteed. The defeat derailed plans for a potentially massive rematch with Khabib Nurmagomedov, costing McGregor a substantial future payday.
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Business Standard
27-06-2025
- Business
- Business Standard
Nuvama Wealth shares surge 78% from April low; what's driving the stock?
Nuvama Wealth Management share price today Shares of Nuvama Wealth Management (NWML) hit a new high of ₹8,121, gaining 3 per cent on the BSE in Friday's intraday trade. In the past one week, the market price of the stock broking and allied services company has outperformed the market by surging 18 per cent. In comparison, the BSE Sensex was up 2.7 per cent during the period. The stock price of NWML has bounced back 78 per cent from its 52-week low of ₹4,567.80, which it touched on April 7, 2025. NWML's FY25 performance Nuvama Wealth's client assets grew by about 24 per cent in the financial year 2024-25, while revenue for the year rose by about 41 per cent and profits by about 65 per cent. Nuvama Wealth closed FY25 with about ₹986 crore of profit after tax. The wealth management company's profit margins went up and the ROE substantially improved from about 23.6 per cent to 31.5 per cent. India wealth management industry outlook India's financial sector has performed well in fiscal 2025. Despite the slowdown and market correction in the second half, the sector ended the year on a solid ground. Looking ahead, the growth is expected to continue, though at a more measured pace as markets and investors adjust to evolving uncertainties. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI), essentially, started injecting liquidity through Open Market Operations (OMO) and let the rupee depreciate. It also announced a string of repo rate cuts. Reduction of risk weight was done towards non-banking finance companies (NBFC) and micro finance companies. Inflation target became more benign. CRISIL Ratings view on NWML According to CRISIL, the Nuvama group is a prominent player in the wealth management serving Ultra High Net Worth Individuals (UHNI), High Net Worth Individuals (HNI) and Affluent client segments. It offers wealth management solutions, covering investment advisory, estate planning, investment management, lending and broking services for individuals, institutions, CXOs, professional investors, and family offices. The group holds a competitive position in the majority of businesses and is expected to further strengthen its market position through growth and diversification, over the medium term. Most of the businesses are fee-based, with borrowings largely onward for working capital requirements and short-tenor lending to the wealth business clients for margin/ESOP financing and loan against shares (LAS). Apart from the growth in total income, cost optimization has been another key driver for improvement in profitability. Another driver for sustenance in earnings metrics has been the increased emphasis on, and thus share of, annual recurring revenue (ARR) in the wealth management business, growing scale and share from asset management business and improvement in market share for businesses such as clearing and custody. About Nuvama Group As one of India's leading integrated wealth management firms in India. Nuvama oversees ₹4.3 trillion of client assets and caters to a diverse set of clients, which includes over 1.2 million affluent HNIs and more than 4,250 of India's most prosperous families as of Q4FY25. Nuvama offers wealth management solutions, covering investment advisory, estate planning, investment management, lending and broking services for individuals, institutions, CXOs, professional investors, and family offices. It also offers a wide bouquet of alternative asset management products and is a leading player in capital markets.
GMA Network
24-06-2025
- Politics
- GMA Network
Sara Duterte pleads ‘not guilty' in impeachment case
'Stripped of its 'factual' and legal conclusions, it is nothing more than a scrap of paper,' Vice President Sara Duterte said of the verified impeachment complaint filed against her by the House of Representatives. File photo Vice President Sara Duterte has entered a 'not guilty' plea in the verified impeachment complaint filed against her by the House of Representatives, which she called merely a 'scrap of paper.' In the 35-page answer ad cautelam (with caution) submitted by Duterte's camp to the Senate impeachment court on Monday, the Vice President argued that the fourth impeachment complaint must be dismissed for being illegal, saying that it violated the one-year bar rule under the 1987 Constitution. This was in reference to the Constitutional provision allowing only one impeachment complaint to be filed against an impeachable official per year. Duterte also said that there are 'no statement of ultimate facts' in the fourth impeachment complaint. 'Stripped of its 'factual' and legal conclusions, it is nothing more than a scrap of paper,' the document read. 'Being laden with conclusions of 'facts' and law, the fourth impeachment complaint is a clear abuse of the impeachment process,' it added. The House of Representatives impeached Duterte on February 5, with over 200 lawmakers endorsing the complaint. On June 10, the Senate impeachment court convened, with the trial proper expected to begin in the 20th Congress. The seven Articles of Impeachment against Duterte are: Conspiracy to assassinate President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., First Lady Liza Marcos, and Speaker Martin Romualdez; Malversation of P612.5 million in confidential funds with questionable liquidation documents; Bribery and corruption in the Department of Education (DepEd) during Duterte's tenure as Education Secretary, involving former DepEd officials; Unexplained wealth and failure to disclose assets in her Statement of Assets, Liabilities, and Net Worth (SALN), with her wealth reportedly increasing fourfold from 2007 to 2017; Involvement in extrajudicial killings in Davao City; Destabilization and public disorder efforts, including boycotting the State of the Nation Address (SONA) while declaring herself 'designated survivor,' leading rallies calling for Marcos Jr.'s resignation, obstructing congressional investigations, and issuing threats against top officials; and The totality of her conduct as Vice President. Duterte submitted the answer ad cautelam, following the summons served to the Office of the Vice President (OVP) on June 11, which ordered her to answer the articles of impeachment against her. In the document, the Vice President said there should be no reason for the issuance of the summons considering that the articles of impeachment were returned to the House by the Senate impeachment court, after getting 18-5 votes from the senator-judges. 'Thus, the Vice President cannot be compelled to answer allegations in Articles of Impeachment that had been ordered returned to its source,' it read. 'Without the Articles of Impeachment in the chamber of the Court consequent to its order to return it to the HOR, requiring the Vice President to answer allegations therein is tantamount to requiring an accused to answer criminal charges which the Court has not yet decided to act upon or receive,' it added. Duterte, however, denied allegations against her, which include bribery, corruption, betrayal of public trust, misuse of confidential funds, contracting an assassin, and political destabilization—calling them 'false, misleading, impertinent, and mere conclusions of fact and law.' Contract to kill? Duterte's camp said that the allegation in relation to her previous statement that she had contracted someone to kill Marcos, his wife, and Romualdez if she herself gets killed, 'does not offer any proof thereof [and] does not show what acts allegedly constitute such 'high crimes.'' 'Worse, this conclusion is used as the basis for further unsupported assertions that the Vice President allegedly undermined peace and order, destabilized the government, and forwarded unconstitutional means of removing the President. This line of reasoning lacks any factual foundation. Such unsubstantiated allegations have no place in impeachment proceedings, or any legal proceeding,' the document read. 'Even worse, the Fourth Impeachment Complaint proceeded to form another conclusion that accuses the Vice President of allegedly committing sedition, terrorism, 'among other crimes.' However, there was no allegation made to state how the elements of these crimes were committed by the Vice President or whether these elements exist at all,' it continued. Duterte made the controversial statement in November 2024 when her chief of staff Undersecretary Zuleika Lopez was ordered transferred from the House detention facility to the Correctional Institution for Women in Mandaluyong City. Following this, Marcos issued a strong statement, vowing to block "criminal attempts" amid the alleged threat of Duterte to him and his family. Duterte then maintained that her statement was "taken out of logical context." Confidential funds Duterte also maintained that any assertion that the confidential funds of the OVP and DepEd were misappropriated for personal gain or use or were malversed 'is not a statement of fact but a mere conclusion of law that only a court on the basis of evidence presented can make.' 'No final decision exists declaring the disbursements illegal, unjustifiable, exorbitant, excessive, extravagant, and/or unconscionable. The 19th HOR thus cannot arrogate upon itself the functions belonging exclusively to the Commission on Audit and ultimately, the Supreme Court,' the document noted. To recall, the House of Representatives filed a complaint against Duterte and several other officials, stemming from the recommendation of the House Committee on Good Governance and Public Accountability over the alleged misuse of P500 million in confidential funds of the OVP and P112.5 million in confidential funds of DepEd from 2022-2024. The House prosecutors have five days from the receipt of Duterte's answer ad cautelam to provide their own reply. Since June 28 falls on a Saturday, they could still submit up to June 30, Monday. — BM, GMA Integrated News
United News of India
21-06-2025
- Business
- United News of India
SF expands Sundaram Wealth as specialised service to serve affluent clients
Chennai, June 20 (UNI) Sundaram Finance (SF) on Friday announced the expansion of Sundaram Wealth as a dedicated wealth management offering. This strategic initiative positions the company to better serve the sophisticated financial needs of Ultra High Net Worth Individuals, High Net Worth Individuals (HNI) and affluent families across India. The expanded offering builds upon the company's existing franchise in wealth management and will provide comprehensive financial solutions including strategic financial planning, portfolio allocation and risk management through enhanced capabilities, a company statement said. Sundaram Wealth will primarily target families and individuals who require sophisticated wealth management solutions beyond traditional investment products. Rooted in Sundaram Finance's enduring customer relationships with self-employed and entrepreneurs, this offering is designed to serve those who have created significant wealth, as well as those who are thoughtfully and steadily building toward it. "Our expansion of Sundaram Wealth represents the natural evolution of our client relationships and our commitment to providing comprehensive financial solutions," said Harsha Viji, Executive Vice Chairman of Sundaram Finance. "Over the decades, we have witnessed many clients progress significantly in their financial journey through disciplined investing and financial planning. This expansion allows us to serve our multigenerational relationships in addressing their increasingly complex wealth management needs with the same integrity and personalised service that has defined our customer centricity for over 70 years", he said. UNI GV 2200
