Kevin Warsh's $190 Million Portfolio Reveals Crypto Venture Exposure
Kevin Warsh must divest certain holdings and step down from board roles, including his position at United Parcel Service, to comply with Federal Reserve ethics rules. This requirement stems from his financial disclosure, which reveals assets exceeding $190 million. The filing outlines substantial holdings shared with his wife, Jane Lauder, including two positions in the Juggernaut Fund each exceeding $50 million. It also reveals indirect exposure to crypto-related ventures, including projects such as Compound, Optimism, and Blast, and Solana. The portfolio includes positions in trading infrastructure and crypto-focused funds. Warsh is nominated for a Federal Reserve position. Once appointed, he must follow regulations that prohibit individual stock purchases and require pre-approval for transactions.
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