FEINSTEIN LINKED TO EPSTEIN

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>Jeffrey Epstein invested $30 million in a private equity fund alongside the husband of California Sen. Dianne Feinstein, demonstrating the extent of the disgraced New York financier’s ties to political movers and shakers, according to public documents reviewed by Business Insider. The initial investments took place two years before allegations that Epstein paid minors for sexual favors became public.

>Records show that Epstein and Feinstein’s husband Richard Blum were both investors in Second City Capital Partners I, a $100 million fund founded in 2004 by the late Samuel Belzberg, the Canadian businessman behind Gibralt Capital Corporation and Belzberg & Co. The fund was directed by Belzberg’s son-in-law Strauss Zelnick, a well-known media investor who was briefly floated last year as a potential CEO of CBS.

>The fund had approximately 40 limited partners in total, according to an SEC filing. Many of these investors were not disclosed, but since Epstein’s investments made up nearly one-third of the $100 million fund, the two entities associated with him were disclosed in public filings.

>A $30 million investment on behalf of billionaire Les Wexner

SECOND CITY CAPITAL PARTNERS I

FEINSTEIN LINKED TO EPSTEIN VIA EXCLUSIVE PRIVATE EQUITY FUND

https://theconservativeinvestordaily.com/2019/07/25/jeffrey-epstein-and-sen-dianne-feinsteins-husband-were-co-investors-in-an-exclusive-private-equity-fund/

>Jeffrey Epstein invested $30 million in a private equity fund alongside the husband of California Sen. Dianne Feinstein, demonstrating the extent of the disgraced New York financier’s ties to political movers and shakers, according to public documents reviewed by Business Insider. The initial investments took place two years before allegations that Epstein paid minors for sexual favors became public.

>Records show that Epstein and Feinstein’s husband Richard Blum were both investors in Second City Capital Partners I, a $100 million fund founded in 2004 by the late Samuel Belzberg, the Canadian businessman behind Gibralt Capital Corporation and Belzberg & Co. The fund was directed by Belzberg’s son-in-law Strauss Zelnick, a well-known media investor who was briefly floated last year as a potential CEO of CBS.

>The fund had approximately 40 limited partners in total, according to an SEC filing. Many of these investors were not disclosed, but since Epstein’s investments made up nearly one-third of the $100 million fund, the two entities associated with him were disclosed in public filings.

>A $30 million investment on behalf of billionaire Les Wexner

Jeffrey Epstein And Sen. Dianne Feinstein's Husband Were Co-Investors In An Exclusive Private Equity Fund

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Jeffrey Epstein invested $30 million in a private equity fund alongside the husband of California Sen. Dianne Feinstein, demonstrating the extent of the disgraced New York financier’s ties to political movers and shakers, according to public documents reviewed by Business Insider. The initial investments took place two years before allegations that Epstein paid minors for sexual favors became public.

Records show that Epstein and Feinstein’s husband Richard Blum were both investors in Second City Capital Partners I, a $100 million fund founded in 2004 by the late Samuel Belzberg, the Canadian businessman behind Gibralt Capital Corporation and Belzberg & Co. The fund was directed by Belzberg’s son-in-law Strauss Zelnick, a well-known media investor who was briefly floated last year as a potential CEO of CBS.

The fund had approximately 40 limited partners in total, according to an SEC filing. Many of these investors were not disclosed, but since Epstein’s investments made up nearly one-third of the $100 million fund, the two entities associated with him were disclosed in public filings.

A $30 million investment on behalf of the billionaire Leslie Wexner

An SEC disclosure form shows that Second City Capital I received a total of $30 million in 2004 from two entities that share an address with Epstein’s U.S. Virgin Islands headquarters: C.O.U.Q. Foundation, a nonprofit Epstein uses to fund science-related projects, and an entity called YHS, LLC.

Two sources familiar with Second City Capital Partners confirmed to Business Insider that both investments were made by Epstein on behalf of Leslie Wexner, the billionaire founder of the Limited, who is the only publicly known client of Epstein’s purported services as a money manager to the hyper-wealthy.

Tax returns for C.O.U.Q. Foundation show that the nonprofit first made a $3.8 million investment in Second City Capital Partners I in 2004. By 2008, it was worth $7 million; C.O.U.Q. Foundation transferred its interest in the fund to a nonprofit associated with Wexner that year.

Epstein conducted “little to no due diligence” before investing, according to a source

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>An SEC disclosure form shows that Second City Capital I received a total of $30 million in 2004 from two entities that share an address with Epstein’s U.S. Virgin Islands headquarters: C.O.U.Q. Foundation, a nonprofit Epstein uses to fund science-related projects, and an entity called YHS, LLC.

Tax returns for C.O.U.Q. Foundation show that the nonprofit first made a $3.8 million investment in Second City Capital Partners I in 2004. By 2008, it was worth $7 million; C.O.U.Q. Foundation transferred its interest in the fund to a nonprofit

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