I think it's off by 10 or 20 times, probably even more. It's embarrassing for Forbes to come out with such a ridiculously low estimate, only need a brief bit of research to realise how many times more they might be worth
Without any corruption the average fund manager takes 2% of the fund value per year PLUS 20% of profit - I'll leave you to do the maths on a £200bn fund that he managed for many years
Then he takes those billions and gives them to his sons to set up a family office to invest in things like this:
https://www.oerlive.com/qatar/former-qatari-pm-cashes-in-with-333-million-london-hotel-sales/
And these
https://www.manchesterworld.uk/spor...-mansions-to-yachts-and-picasso-works-4056410
Again I'll leave you to do the maths of how the family office fund might have grown in the decade since HBJ went private
Suffice to say they can very easily afford it and that's before even mentioning several financial institutions where they are either major shareholders or sit on the board (Deutsche Bank, QIB, etc) so they will have backing from whoever they need AND obviously will have a whole raft of wealthy friends & family if they want to put together a consortium
I know you have a huge antiQatar agenda but to suggest that a family of this level of global wealth can't afford to buy our club is simply laughable