LDS Church loses billions on stocks. See how it did compared to the Dow.

Ensign Peak Advisors’ account sees its overall value fall to $42 billion, but it remains $12.2 billion above its pandemic low.

(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) The Church Office Building, shown in March. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has seen the value of its Ensign Peak Advisors investment portfolio shrink by more than $10 billion in the first of half of 2022.

LDS Church loses billions on stocks. See how it did compared to the Dow.

Ensign Peak Advisors’ account sees its overall value fall to $42 billion, but it remains $12.2 billion above its pandemic low.

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