(Reuters) – Elon Musk’s $44 billion acquisition of Tesla has received the support of many of the most wealthy investors in the world. Twitter Inc (NYSE:).

Starting at Oracle Corp (NYSE)’s cofounder Larry Ellison was self-described to be a close friend and confidant of Musk. The takeover bid had been rejected by Prince Alwaleed bin Talal. However, several investors are now supporting the offer.

This is how it stacks up.

** Musk increased his financing commitment to $27.25 billion, from $21 billion – including the new $7.14 billion funding announced on Thursday

** The margin loan from Morgan Stanley (NYSE:) His Tesla stock (NASDAQ:), is now at $6.25 Billion, which is down from the $12.5 billion announced April 21st

** Musk has secured commitments from banks for $13 billion in loans secured against Twitter shares

According to Thursday’s filing, the following is a listing of investors that together have promised funding in excess $7 billion.

Equity Description Equity

Investor Commitment

A.M. Management & – $25 million

Consulting

Marc established AH Capital Management VC, a firm that invests in entrepreneurship.

Andreessen & Ben Horowitz

Aliya Capital SpaceX investor 360 million

Partners

BAMCO Investment adviser $100 million

Firm Binance Cryptocurrency $500 Million

Brookfield Canadian Investment Firm $250 Million

With more than $690 billion

Manage assets

DFJ Growth IV Tesla, SolarCity, SpaceX $100 million

Partners and The Boring Company

Investor

Fidelity Management & Acts as the investment $316 million

Fidelity’s Research Company Advisor

Mutual funds in a family

Honeycomb Asset Private investor firm that raised $5 million

The Chief Investment Officer manages the management

David Fiszel

Key Wealth Advisors: $30 Million

Larry J. Ellison Oracle cofounder Lawrence J. Ellison

Revocable Trust Ellison trust

Litani Ventures Chicago based VC firm $25 Million

Qatar Holding Investment House founded by $375 Million

Qatar Investment Authority

Sequoia Capital Fund invests in The Boring $800 millions

Company

Strauss Capital LLC, $150 million

Tresser Blvd 402 LLC – $8.5 million

(Cartenna)

VyCapital invested in The Boring $700 millions

Company

Witkoff Capital New York, $100 million

real estate tycoon Steven

Witkoff’s company

Saudi Arabian investor in Twitter $1.89 Billion (34.948,975

Prince shares (investor Prince shares).

Alwaleed bin Talal