WALL STREET JOURNAL: THE UAE NATIONAL SECURITY ADVISER HOLDS 49% OF THE WLFI SHARES AND THE PROJECT IS APPLYING FOR US TRUST BANK LICENCE PLATES

According to the Wall Street Journal, the United Arab Emirates national security adviser, Sheikh Tahnon bin Zayed Al Nahyan, and his co-investor held 49 per cent of the shares of the World Liberty financial holding company. WLFI is seeking U.S. National Trust Bank licence plates and the Money Supervisory Authority has granted the application preliminary approval. WLFI plans to issue US$ 4 billion in the market value of USD1. The White House responded that there was no conflict of interest。