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 According to nasdaw.com:
-- The Vatican Bank manages $64 billion of assets on behalf of its 17,400 customers, according to a Dec. 5, 2014, article in International Business Times  (they don't own $64 billion, but manage it)
+*The Vatican Bank manages $64 billion of assets on behalf of its 17,400 customers, according to a Dec. 5, 2014, article in International Business Times  (they don't own $64 billion, but manage it)
-- The bank owns $764 million in equity.
+*The bank owns $764 million in equity.
-- The bank keeps gold reserves worth over $20 million with the U.S. Federal Reserve.
+*The bank keeps gold reserves worth over $20 million with the U.S. Federal Reserve.
 Pope Francis made the Vatican Bank's financial and operational statements public. According to a May 29, 2015 article in Reuters, for the fiscal year 2014, the Vatican Bank reported about $76 million in net profit.
 According to a March 9, 2013 report by the National Post, a Canadian newspaper,  the Vatican owns:
-- 716,290 square kilometres of land globally — an area slightly bigger than the province of Alberta. Properties include Vatican embassies, churches, cathedrals, monasteries, some schools and convents.
+*716,290 square kilometres of land globally — an area slightly bigger than the province of Alberta. Properties include Vatican embassies, churches, cathedrals, monasteries, some schools and convents.
-- $10 billion in marketable securities
+*$10 billion in marketable securities
-- One metric tonne of gold (worth $64.3 million at $2,000 per ounce)
+*One metric tonne of gold (worth $64.3 million at $2,000 per ounce)
 While this is a lot of money, it is not even close to the "wealth of the world", even if the estimates of Vatican wealth are significantly under-reported.