The suspicious disappearance of Yasser al-Rumayun, the man overseeing the Saudi royal family’s investments around the world, has sparked a sensation.
On Yasir’s shoulders, the responsibility of the Saudi Monarchy’s $ 450 billion (about Rs 33.6 lakh crore) Public Investment Fund, the responsibility of which is to invest in other countries on behalf of the Saudi regime.
Yasser was to host the annual investment conference convened by his government in Riyadh, which was attended by the heads of big companies from around the world. But neither did he attend the conference to give his opening remarks, nor did he participate in a panel discussion with the chief executive officers of Goldman Sachs and money management company BlackRock.
Yasir’s absence has caused panic among investors who have invested in Saudi. According to experts, there are already concerns among these companies that the Saudi monarchy operates public investment funds under its own rules, meaning that keeping transparency in it has not been a priority for it.
Rumors of
Yasir suffering from Kovid-19 Four people who attended the investment conference have confirmed Yasir’s COVID-19 test positive to The New York Times. These four are considered very close to Yasir. However, the claims of these four have not been confirmed.
