Prospect List: Hunter Biden Reaches Out To The French (and more on the Sovereign Wealth Funds)

The two emails in the post immediately below look like they were at Fox before the tweeter tweeted.

Here's another source with more of the backstory and some different emails.

From Just the News, June 10, 2021: 

Emails reveal plans by Hunter Biden, associates to conquer a turbulent world ... for money
Evidence in FBI hands shows Biden called Italian region president, lobbied French ambassador, and targeted sovereign wealth funds

....MUCH MORE

 

Here's  https://justthenews.com/sites/default/files/2021-06/Re%20TDF%20France.pdf 

And this one just cracks me up:

 https://justthenews.com/sites/default/files/2021-06/Sovereign%20Wealth%20Funds_0.pdf

Eric / Hunter,
I've been researching sovereign wealth funds lately in hopes of coming up with a plan to add another large manager (multi-billion
dollar fund) to RSPI's platform, without over-relying on the Taft Hartley channel. I think this would provide us additional near term
cash flow while increasing the odds of landing a large allocation. Also, similar to Taft Hartley funds, it's a segment of the market
where we could have a definable edge. The attached article talks about Norway's need to ramp up their returns away from Oil
related investments, and below is a list of the largest sovereign wealth funds as of August.
Please let me know if you have any thoughts,
Dan
http://www.ibtimes.com/norways-sovereign-wealth-fund-top-15-around-world-14020031. Norway (Government
Pension Fund Global) $737.2 billion
2. Saudi Arabia (SAMA Foreign Holdings) $675.9 billion

3. UAE-Abu Dhabi (Abu Dhabi Investment Authority) $627.0 billion
4. China (China Investment Corp.) $575.2 billion
5. China (SAFE Investment Co.) $567.9 billion
6. Kuwait (Kuwait Investment Authority) $386.0 billion
7. China-Hong Kong (Hong Kong Monetary Authority Investment Portfolio ) $326.7
billion
8. Singapore (Government of Singapore Investment Corp.) $247.5 billion
9. Russia (National Welfare Fund) $175.5 billion
10. Singapore (Tamasek Holdings) $173.3 billion
11. China (National Social Security Fund) $160.6 billion
12. Qatar (Qatar Investment Authority) $115.0 billion
13. Australia (Future Fund) $88.7 billion
14. Algeria (Revenue Regulation Fund) $77.2 billion
15. UAE-Dubai (Investment Corp. of Dubai) $70.0 billion

They actually were just going through SWFI's leaderboard. 

Earlier:

Putting The Prospect List Together With Hunter Biden and Devon Archer