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Saudi Arabia committed $2 billion to Kushner's new investment firm

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Reporting and findings

  1. documented

    A House committee reported that Jared Kushner, Donald Trump's son-in-law and former White House adviser, secured a $2 billion Saudi Public Investment Fund commitment for Affinity Partners six months after forming the firm upon leaving the Trump White House.

Summary and current status

A House committee reported that the Saudi sovereign wealth fund committed the money six months after Jared Kushner formed Affinity Partners on leaving the White House.

Investment commitment documented; congressional inquiry opened

People and organizations

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  1. Donald J. Trumpwas president and father-in-law tied to post-office Saudi investmentSaudi Public Investment Fund commitment to Affinity Partners

Money trail

  1. investmentSaudi PIF commitment to Affinity Partners$2 billion
    Committed investor / source
    Saudi Public Investment Fund
    Committed investment recipient
    Affinity Partners
    committed · 2022-06-02 · observedRead source record
    Calculation detailsPopulation Saudi Public Investment Fund capital committed to Affinity PartnersPeriod 2022-06-02 to 2022-06-02Basis Use the House committee's reported commitment amount; the publication date is the observation date because the exact agreement date is not stated.Limits Committed fund capital is not deployed capital, fee revenue, investment return, or Jared Kushner's personal income. This duplicates the transaction typed on the people-network Affinity record and must not be added to it.