How Jared Kushner’s Saudi-funded Investment firm Affinity Partners has invested over $1 billion – including in an obscure deal with WeWork’s ex-CEO Adam Neumann.
Jared Kushner’s Affinity Partners investment firm filed a disclosure with minor updates and $50 million less in assets under management in 2023 than the prior year
Two directors at Kushner’s nonprofit are key executives of his for-profit Affinity Partners showing the close ties between both endeavors.
Kushner’s advisory firm A Fin Management/Affinity Partners has now published the filings showing more than $3 billion in assets under management. Here are highlights of details on Kushner’s funds with links to sources and pdfs to view the filings in more detail.
Jared Kushner’s family real estate business, Kushner Companies, is attempting a hostile takeover of rival Veris Residential with financing from Fortress Investment Group. Fortress may soon be owned by the UAE state-owned sovereign wealth fund, Mubadala Investment Company.
The interactive chart shows how Saudi Arabia is funding Donald Trump and Jared Kushner through the Public Investment Fund (PIF) and LIV Golf
In 2015 Kushner Companies bought a stake in the old New York Times building from Soviet-born oligarch Lev Leviev who has close ties to Putin.
The mainstream media has reported on Deutsche Bank, but has barely covered Ladder Capital Finance, so below is a chart and article with some key highlights on the company that holds a substantial amount of Trump debt.
Chart shows failed deal to purchase the Drake Hotel and the Trump Soho development and some overlapping connections between the two.
Chart displays open-source information showing organizations and people connected to President Trump and Brad Parscale as of June 2017