The Sentry’s 2026 report exposes deep corruption in the Libyan Investment Authority, which still controls about half of its $62.85 billion despite UN freezes. Assets in the UK, South Africa, and Liberia were mismanaged or looted by political elites—such as a London property left idle, losing $79 million. The report warns against lifting sanctions, calling LIA’s reform image an illusion hiding systemic governance failure.
