During the Trump administration, White House adviser Jared Kushner touted overseeing deals in the Middle East as his achievements. Months after leaving Washington, Kushner was able to raise $3 billion for his investment firm that will also focus on the Middle East.
Last week, Reuters reports that Kushner was able to bring over $3 billion in committed funds for his Miami-based investment firm Affinity Partners. Kushner launched the company in July. The former White House adviser is looking to invest in companies in the US and in the Middle East that are seeking to expand globally months after deciding to step away from the political scene.
While the names of the investors were not disclosed, this follows a report last month by the New York Times that revealed Kushner’s efforts to raise money from the same Persian Gulf monarchies he worked with during his time as his father-in-law’s adviser. The newspaper noted that Kushner forged a friendship with Saudi…
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