GCC Investments Drive US Firm Affinity Partners Assets to $6.2B

Assets at Affinity Partners, the investment firm founded by Jared Kushner, reached $6.2 billion in 2025, marking an increase of nearly 30% year-on-year.

The growth was supported by investment gains and backing from investors linked to Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Qatar. The firm reported that 99% of its assets originate from non-US investors.

Since its launch, Affinity Partners has invested in more than two dozen companies and reported a net internal rate of return of 25%. Its strategy focuses on deploying Middle East capital into global opportunities, particularly in companies navigating geopolitical and economic shifts.

Among its major transactions, the firm has participated in the $55 billion acquisition of Electronic Arts alongside Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund, as well as backing Paramount Skydance Corp. in its $108 billion takeover attempt of Warner Bros..

Affinity Partners had explored raising additional funds but paused new capital intake as Kushner serves in government roles, in order to avoid potential conflicts of interest.