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This is Masters in Business with Barry Rittoltz on Bloomberg Radio.

This weekend on the podcast, you guys give me grief when I say I have an extra special guest.

But once again, I have an extra special guest.

Sir Martin Franklin has such a fascinating career. He started out working with his father,

taking apart conglomerates, and later decided he would rather build companies than disassemble them,

and put together quite an amazing streak. You might be familiar with Benson I care.

The returns on that were 1,800%. He also put together jargon corporation,

which generated returns of over 5,000%. He's built a number of companies, and really over the past 20 years,

turned what was known as blank check companies or SPACs into quite a respectable way

to put patient capital in place to make long-term acquisitions different from private equity,

which he describes as renting assets. He wants to own assets on behalf of himself and his investors.

Really just an incredibly fascinating career. He's done so many really interesting things,

and his track record is quite astonishing. So with no further ado, my conversation with the founder

and CEO of Mariposa Capital, Martin Franklin.

This is Masters in Business with Barry Rittoltz on Bloomberg Radio.

Our extra special guest this week is Sir Martin Franklin. He is the founder and chief executive officer

of Mariposa Capital. Previously, he was CEO of jargon corporation, Benson I care. He was named Antigua

and Barbudos Special Economic Envoy, and was knighted as a high degree of knight, Grand Cross,

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