Saudi Public Investment Fund
Coverage of Saudi Public Investment Fund in the Nexus archive.
- Saudi wealth fund warns European regulations ‘hurting’ foreign investors
The Saudi Public Investment Fund governor warned that European Union regulations are harming foreign investors. The comments come amid concerns about the EU’s foreign subsidies regulation.
- LIV Golf CEO refuses to guarantee circuit's remaining events will go on as scheduled with awkward sales pitch
LIV Golf CEO Scott O'Neil refused to confirm whether the remaining four 2026 season events will proceed as scheduled, despite Saudi Public Investment Fund (PIF) reports of potential funding cuts. A PIF partner described the events as 'on the fence,' while O'Neil evaded direct answers during a CNBC interview, instead promoting investment opportunities. The PIF has invested over $6 billion in LIV Golf since 2021 but has not seen a return, leading to the funding cutoff after 2026.
- Saudi PIF Considers Creating a Logistics Champion
Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF) is considering the creation of a logistics champion company to consolidate and strengthen the kingdom's logistics sector. This move aligns with Saudi Vision 2030 initiatives to diversify the economy and develop strategic industries beyond oil.
- LIV Golf Faces Uncertain Future as Saudi PIF Pulls Support
LIV Golf faces an uncertain future after the Saudi Public Investment Fund pulled its support. The move puts the golf league's plans and operations in jeopardy. The decision may have significant implications for the sport.
- LIV Golf to lose investment from Saudi Arabia, fund says
LIV Golf, a Saudi-backed men's professional golf league, has lost funding from the Saudi Public Investment Fund. The move signals a shift in financial support for the controversial golf league.
- Inevitable outcome arrives for LIV Golf as Saudis officially pull plug on funding
The Saudi Public Investment Fund (PIF) has officially ended its funding for LIV Golf, citing strategic reprioritization and macroeconomic factors. The decision, effective after the 2026 season, follows years of substantial investment totaling nearly $6 billion by the PIF, with monthly expenditures averaging $100 million in recent years. LIV Golf is now seeking alternative investment strategies.