How the LDS Church made $22B during the pandemic

After a drop in the third quarter, Ensign Peak Advisors’ portfolio bounced back to end the year with a total value above $52 billion.

(Rick Egan | The Salt Lake Tribune) The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Administration Building on South Temple in Salt Lake City. According to new reports, the church's investment portfolio managed by Ensign Peak Advisors in Salt Lake City is now worth $52 billion.

How the LDS Church made $22B during the pandemic

After a drop in the third quarter, Ensign Peak Advisors’ portfolio bounced back to end the year with a total value above $52 billion.

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