| Kevin Warsh, Trump’s choice for Fed chair, disclosed more than $100 million in financial interests. |
| The extensive holdings include stakes in Elon Musk’s SpaceX and prediction-market firm Polymarket. Other Fed chairs have brought significant personal wealth from prior private-sector careers, but Warsh’s financial holdings, dozens of which he said couldn’t be disclosed because of existing confidentiality agreements, appear to exceed his predecessors’. Warsh pledged to divest assets to comply with the Fed’s rules. His confirmation hearing is scheduled for April 21. |