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Libya Press
The Libyan Investment Authority (LIA) signed an agreement with PwC Middle East on July 15, 2026, to conduct a comprehensive and independent valuation of its assets for 2024-2025. The deal covers subsidiaries, investment portfolios, funds, and all assets within the LIA Group's scope, representing a major step toward enhanced transparency and improved financial disclosure. According to the LIA, this project reflects its commitment to updating the fair value of its assets through a specialized, independent international firm.
The last comprehensive valuation of the LIA Group's assets was conducted in 2019. This new valuation will reflect developments affecting the LIA's assets and investments over the intervening years, providing a more accurate and up-to-date picture of the Group's financial position. The LIA stated that the valuation will utilize multiple specialized methodologies tailored to the nature of each asset and investment sector, ensuring the determination of fair values that reflect current economic and investment realities.
The LIA emphasized that the valuation process will enhance levels of disclosure, transparency, and governance, thereby reinforcing its standing as a sovereign wealth fund operating in accordance with global best practices. The results will serve as the foundation for preparing the LIA's consolidated financial statements, improving the quality and reliability of financial reporting. This initiative provides stakeholders with a clearer, more accurate picture of the scale and value of assets managed by the LIA.
As part of its commitment to building national capacity and knowledge transfer, the LIA will prepare a team of talented young national graduates to participate in this strategic project. These individuals will undergo specialized training and qualification programs before joining the project team alongside PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC). This initiative aims to cultivate national expertise capable of independently and sustainably leading and executing valuation processes within the LIA in the future.
The LIA affirmed that this project represents a significant step toward enhancing transparency and elevating the quality of financial information, ultimately serving the interests of the Libyan state and improving the efficiency of asset management and growth for future generations. As Libya's sovereign wealth fund, the LIA's improved financial reporting and governance standards are critical for attracting international investment and supporting the country's long-term economic development goals.
The LIA's decision to partner with PwC Middle East underscores its focus on professional standards and international best practices in asset management, governance, and financial transparency. This move aligns with Libya's broader efforts to rebuild trust with international partners and demonstrate fiscal responsibility. The partnership also supports Libya's aspirations to attract foreign direct investment and ensure that its vast resource wealth is managed for the benefit of all Libyans. By investing in professional valuation and capacity building, the LIA signals its commitment to transparent governance and sustainable economic growth for the Libyan people.
The comprehensive valuation will provide a clear picture of the LIA's asset portfolio, enabling better-informed investment decisions and strengthening Libya's position in the global financial landscape. This partnership demonstrates the LIA's dedication to professional asset management and its vision for a prosperous, economically diversified Libya that benefits all citizens.
In an era of increased scrutiny of sovereign wealth funds, the LIA's proactive approach to asset valuation and transparency positions it as a leader in responsible fund management in the Middle East and Africa region.
— Libya Press / Politics Desk