A group of billionaires from around the world has bought a stake in Thrive Capital, a venture capital firm founded by Josh Kushner, Bloomberg writes.

According to a Thrive spokesperson, the deal values the firm at $5.3 billion, up from $3.6 billion in 2021, when the firm sold a stake to a unit of Goldman Sachs Group Inc.(NYSE:GS) Its total assets under management reached $15 billion last year.

Thrive bought back the stake sold to Goldman Sachs and the stake held by the new syndicate remains the same, Thrive said. The investments were made by some of the richest people from around the world.

Indian millionaire Mukesh Ambani, Jorge Paulo Lehmann of Brazil and Xavier Niel of France will join co-founder KKR & Co. Henry Kravis and chief executive officer of Walt Disney Co (NYSE:DIS). Robert Iger to invest $175 million to buy a 3.3% stake in Thrive.

According to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, Ambani ranks 12th on the list of the world’s richest people with a fortune of $84.7 billion. Lehmann, with a fortune of $21.1 billion, is the richest person in Brazil. Kravis’ fortune is estimated at $9.5 billion and Neil’s personal fortune is $8.1 billion.

“A lot of these people have a real stake in the success of the firm,” Kushner, 37, said.

Thrive was founded in 2009 by the younger brother of Jared Kushner, son-in-law of former President Donald Trump.

He has invested in firms including Oscar Health Inc, Compass Inc, Affirm Holdings Inc, Opendoor Technologies Inc, Unity Software Inc, Hims & Hers Health Inc and SKIMS.