REPORTS: Rafael Nadal Tranfers His Age-Old Account From Banco Sabadell

World No.2 Rafael Nadal is making some drastic changes in his capital investment company- Growth Inversions. The company is responsible for Rafa’s investment and is worth 43.6 million. And now the assets of the company have been transferred to a new bank.

The company’s assets were being handled by Banco Sabadell since 1999 when the company started. But last year Nadal was named the brand ambassador of Banco Santander. And so now as reported by Okdiario, Santander will handle the company’s assets and some of Nadal’s personal assets.

Rafael Nadal and his family first worked with Banco Sabadell in 1999

The investment company invests in investment funds, fixed income, and external equities. 95% of its equity is invested outside Spain, while only the remaining 5% is invested in national assets, of which only 1% is on the Spanish Stock Exchange.

On the internal core, Nadal’s father Sebastian Nadal has been removed as the president of the company. Rocío Aterido Galdón will be replacing him.

Notably, Rafael Nadal has his academy as well. And recently he expanded his academy to Kuwait.

Nadal is not the only one who is investing in different places. His rival Roger Federer last year invested in the Swiss sneaker brand On. And in June he collaborated with the brand to develop and release a new series of sneakers.

Read More: Roger Federer and ON Announce Exciting Partnership with Swiss Olympic

Nadal’s fans will have to wait to see the Spaniard back on the court. Tennis is returning after the mid-season break induced by the pandemic. But Nadal has decided to not travel to the US where the Cincinnati Open and US Open will resume the season. The coronavirus is still very much present in the United States and so he isn’t comfortable with going there.

As these players are close to retiring, they will want to secure their future. And so investment in various things could bear fruits and help them after their retirement.