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Wyden probes Kushner firm for investment details

Ron Wyden, Senate Finance Committee chair, requested details about Affinity Partners' investors, notably the $2 billion from the Saudi Arabian government's Public Investment Fund in 2021.
Questions have arisen due to Kushner's lack of experience in private equity or hedge funds, concerning the substantial compensation and investments from the Saudi PIF.
Concerns have been raised that the Saudi PIF's $2 billion investment in Affinity after Kushner left the Trump White House might be a reward for actions benefiting the Saudi government, including shielding them from accountability for Jamal Khashoggi's murder.

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Washington Times

Senate Democrat probes Jared Kushner’s investment firm

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The Hill

Wyden probes Kushner firm for investment details

Senate Finance Committee Chair Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) launched an investigation Wednesday into former President Trump’s son-in-law, Jared Kushner, and his investment firm, Affinity Partners, over details regarding its investments in Saudi Arabia. In a letter to Affinity Partners Chief Financial Officer Lauren Key, Wyden said its concerning that several Middle Eastern governments, including Saudi Arabia,…

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Common Dreams

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