The Libyan Investment Authority (LIA) announced last Sunday (6 July) that it had organised an investment forum in London last Thursday (3 July), in the presence of a group of representatives of international banks, asset managers and investment funds.
The LIA reported that the forum witnessed the participation of reputable financial institutions: Bank of New York (BNY), J.P. Morgan, Euroclear, Qatar National Bank (QNB), Jefferies Bank, and Marks Financial Services (Marex).
A number of asset managers and investment funds also participated: Western Asset, Notz Stucki, Weverton, Sculptor, Carlyle Group and Federated Hermes.
During the forum, the LIA gave a detailed presentation on its financial investment portfolio, and reviewed its vision and future plan for employing its assets, within the framework of Security Council Resolution No. 2769 of 2025, which aims to achieve the optimal use of cash balances and enhance transparency and efficiency in the management of frozen assets.
The LIA said this forum comes as part of its efforts to strengthen its international partnerships and explore new investment opportunities that contribute to supporting the Libyan economy and achieve long-term financial sustainability.
