Federal Reserve Chair Nominee Kevin Warsh Discloses Assets Exceeding $100 Million
A confirmed Federal Reserve Chair nominee must divest certain holdings or place assets into blind trusts to avoid policy bias. Kevin Warsh, nominated for the role in 2026, has filed a financial disclosure showing assets exceeding $100 million. These holdings include two stakes of $50 million or more in the Juggernaut Fund LP, related to his advisory work for the Duquesne Family Office. The disclosure also lists investments in SpaceX and Polymarket, among dozens of other emerging venture assets.
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