Omeed Malik, founder of investment bank Farvahar Partners and venture capital firm 1789 Capital, is a business partner and “close friend” of Donald Trump Jr.
Source: Inman News
‘MAGA world’s premier financier’ joins Fannie Mae board of directors
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