WASHINGTON – Kevin Warsh, the former Federal Reserve board member selected by President Donald Trump to head the nation’s central banking system, has turned in his mandatory financial disclosure paperwork to move forward with the confirmation process.
The comprehensive 69-page document was submitted to the U.S. Office of Government Ethics during the overnight hours, outlining Warsh’s income sources and investment portfolio. Notable holdings include two separate investments in the Juggernaurt Fund LP valued at more than $50 million apiece, along with $10.2 million earned through consulting work for the investment firm of prominent Wall Street figure Stanley Druckenmiller.
The filing represents a necessary procedural step before Warsh can appear before the Senate for his confirmation hearing, which has not yet been scheduled by congressional leadership.
