How Is Lev Leviev Ties To Jared Kushner
If the name of Lev Leviev, which has come up in recent reports about the investigations of Jared Kushner’s Russian connections, rings familiar, it’s not without good reason.
If the name of Lev Leviev, which has come up in recent reports about the investigations of Jared Kushner’s Russian connections, rings familiar, it’s not without good reason.
Jared Kushner, the son-in-law of Donald Trump, who acts as his senior White House adviser, secured a multimillion-dollar Manhattan real estate deal with a Soviet-born oligarch whose company was cited in a major New York money laundering case now being probed by members of Congress.
The Dayan family is expanding its hotel business at the expense of Africa-Israel Investments Ltd.
Africa Israel reports giant 2.4 billon-shekel loss in third quarter.
The potential bid includes a NIS 700 million capital injection and a NIS 400-450 million debt write-off.
Since April 2016, many of media articles narrated facts of corruption of high-ranking NYPD officials, inter alia, by Mr. Jona Rechnitz who is one of the fundraisers of the current Mayor of New-York. Following this probe, high-ranking NYPD officers were dismissed.
China International Fund, the little-known Hong Kong-registered company whose $7 billion minerals-and-infrastructure deal with Guinea last month grabbed headlines, has drawn scrutiny for its connections with a Chinese government-owned entity. But the Hong Kong company’s parent also has noteworthy ties elsewhere.
The diamond mines have been closely guarded by the Angolan elite and a Chinese company is set to make its first investment in Angola’s precious stones.
In 2012, in the course of the hearings in front of the High Court of Justice of London where Arcadi Gaydamak sued Lev Leviev who fraudulently denied the existence of the Trust Agreement by which Lev Leviev had the obligation of trust towards Arcadi Gaydamak, the Justice Lord Jeffrey Vos (who is a Jew) said…
As Africa Israel Investments is in talks about debt relief, a report this week that the property company donated 100 million shekels ($26.2 million) over the last six years even as Lev Leviev’s indebted property company was still recovering from a previous bailout has raised the ire of bondholders.