Kushner's Mideast-backed fund assets jump to $6.2 billion
(Bloomberg) -- Affinity Partners the investment firm Jared Kushner runs with money gathered from government-backed funds across the Middle East saw assets jump nearly 30% last year, according to a regulatory filing seen by Bloomberg.
The funds assets soared to $6.2 billion at the end of 2025, the filing shows, with the increase reflecting gains the fund recorded on some of its investments.
Kushner, who is married to US President Donald Trumps oldest daughter, has faced renewed scrutiny from lawmakers over the funds dealings in recent days after he was recently appointed as Trumps new peace envoy to the Middle East. But concerns about potential conflicts of interest have dogged the entity since Kushner set it up shortly after the presidents first term in the White House.
About 99% of Affinity Partners assets belong to non-US investors, according to the filing. It counts funds tied to Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and Qatar among its key backers.
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