Todd Boehly

Todd Boehly is an American investor and businessman. He is the co-founder, chairman and chief executive of the holding company Eldridge Industries, co-controlling owner and chairman of the Premier League football club Chelsea F.C., and a co-owner of the Los Angeles Dodgers and Los Angeles Lakers. Before founding Eldridge in 2015, he worked at Guggenheim Partners, where he became president in 2011.

According to reporting on the released files, emails from 2011 showed that Jeffrey Epstein arranged two meetings involving Boehly — then a managing partner at Guggenheim — the second of which was a conference call held in part to discuss Peter Mandelson. The files showed Epstein asked Mandelson to help with Boehly’s bid to buy the Silverstone racetrack. Front Office Sports reported that Boehly was “part of the consortium alongside Epstein” in a 2011 attempt to take over Silverstone, an effort the group ultimately failed to complete.

The Journal reported that the 2011 correspondence connected Boehly to a proposed financial deal involving Allied Irish Banks (AIB), describing emails in which an associate, David Mitchell, instructed Epstein to “call Boehly” and that on September 7, 2011, Mitchell emailed Boehly to arrange a meeting with Mandelson; the outlet noted that mid-September emails showed assistants from Epstein’s and Boehly’s offices coordinating meeting times, though it did not confirm a meeting took place. The Journal stated that “Peter Mandelson, Todd Boehly, Guggenheim Partners and David Mitchell have been contacted for comment.” Neither that report nor the Front Office Sports article included any statement or response from Boehly or his representatives.

Is Todd Boehly in the Epstein files?

Yes. According to reporting by Front Office Sports and The Journal, Todd Boehly appears in the files through 2011 emails in which Epstein arranged business meetings involving Boehly, then a Guggenheim Partners managing partner, in connection with a proposed financial deal and a bid to buy the Silverstone racetrack. Being named in the files is not evidence of any crime or wrongdoing. The documented context here is business correspondence and meeting arrangements; based on the sources reviewed, no allegation of misconduct has been reported against Boehly, and no response from him was reported.

Documents

Primary-source records that reference Todd Boehly. Inclusion in these documents is not, by itself, evidence of wrongdoing; the documented context is business correspondence, and no allegation of misconduct has been reported against Boehly.

• House Oversight Committee — Epstein email correspondence release (Nov. 2025) — Boehly appears in Epstein’s email correspondence among the records made public in the 2025–2026 disclosures. As reported by Front Office Sports and The Journal, 2011 emails show Epstein arranging two business meetings involving Boehly, then a Guggenheim Partners managing partner, in connection with a proposed Allied Irish Banks deal and a consortium bid to buy the Silverstone racetrack.
• DOJ Epstein Files (full EFTA release portal) — The Boehly correspondence forms part of the broader body of Epstein records released by the U.S. Department of Justice under the Epstein Files Transparency Act.