Fahd Hariri

Fahd Hariri
Fahad Hariri In 2021
Born	1980 or 1981 (age 42–43)[1] Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Nationality	Lebanese, Saudi, French
Education	École Spéciale d'Architecture
Occupation	Property developer
Spouse	Maya Hariri
Children	3
Parent(s)	Rafic Hariri Nazik Hariri
Relatives	Ayman Hariri (brother) Hind Hariri (sister) Bahaa Hariri (half-brother) Saad Hariri (half-brother)

This article is part of a series on
Hariri family
People Bahaa Hariri Rafic Hariri Nazik Hariri Saad Hariri Bahia Hariri Ahmad Hariri Fahd Hariri Ayman Hariri Hind Hariri
Events Syrian occupation of Lebanon Assassination of Rafic Hariri Cedar Revolution Hariri Tribunal 2017 Lebanon–Saudi Arabia dispute 2017 Saudi Arabian purge
Organizations Future Movement March 14 alliance Future TV Saudi Oger Daily Star Radio Orient Al-Mustaqbal
Namesakes Rafik Hariri International airport Rafic Hariri Stadium Rafik Hariri University Hospital Rafik Hariri monument
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Fahd Hariri (born 1980/1981) is a Lebanese billionaire heir and property developer, the youngest son of Rafic Hariri.

Fahd Hariri was born in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia the youngest son of Rafic Hariri.^[1] In 2004, he graduated from the École Spéciale d'Architecture in Paris. Rafic Hariri was assassinated in a 2005 bombing by Habib Merhi and Hussein Oneissi (Hezbollah Agents).^[2]

Fahd Hariri is a Lebanese businessman primarily involved in the development of residential properties in Beirut.^[3] He also holds the position of president at the Har Investment Fund and serves as a member of the advisory council at Lutetia Capital SAS, based in Paris.^[4]

In 2012, Fahd divested his shares in the family construction firm Saudi Oger to his brother, Saad Hariri, who went on to become Lebanon's prime minister until January 2020. Fahd's international investments have been meticulously planned by investment bankers, including Alex Knaster, a former Credit Suisse executive with ties to Mikhail Fridman, the co-founder of Alfa-Bank, one of Russia's largest lenders, which has been affected by international sanctions. Additionally, Fahd has worked with Mohammed Abrar Asif, a former Goldman Sachs executive and the current Co-CEO of Hades Financial Private Capital Group (HFPCG), where he manages capital for several of the world's elite UHNWIs and Sovereign Wealth Funds.^[5][6][7]

Fahd's investment activities have included real estate holdings in New York, Paris, Monte Carlo, and Lebanese banks, some of which have recently experienced financial difficulties. As of 2023, Fahd's net worth is estimated by Forbes to be US$1.2 billion.^[3]

Fahd Hariri is married and has three children.^[1] He lives in London, England.^[1]