Saban Capital Group CEO: Nothing left to Consolidate

The transcript covers an interview with the chairman and CEO of Saban Capital Group, discussing the media landscape, investment strategies, and political views. Saban believes the media space is largely consolidated and has diversified his investments beyond media. He discusses the impact of Brexit on his portfolio, highlighting successful investments in Indonesia. Saban is a major stakeholder in Univision, which is planning an IPO, and he comments on the political climate, expressing support for Hillary Clinton and contrasting the US and UK political situations.

What is the opinion of the Saban Capital Group's chairman on media consolidation?

• There is still a lot of room for consolidation.

• The media space is already consolidated.

• Consolidation is not necessary in the media space.

• Consolidation will happen in the next decade.

What industry did the Saban Capital Group's chairman originally start in?

• Real estate

• Technology

• Finance

• Music

How did the Brexit decision affect the chairman's portfolio?

• It had no impact.

• It had a negative impact.

• It resulted in significant losses.

• It was favorable due to investments in Indonesia.

What is the chairman's stance on the political landscape in the US compared to the UK?

• Both countries are experiencing the same political issues.

• The US and UK political situations cannot be compared.

• The demographics voting for Brexit and Trump are the same.

• The political situations are very similar.

What has been the impact of political rhetoric on Univision's ratings?

• Ratings have fluctuated unpredictably.

• Ratings have decreased.

• Ratings have remained stable.

• Ratings have increased.