April 14, 2026

Kevin Warsh’s wealth dwarfs that of every recent Federal Reserve chair, new disclosure forms reveal, as Trump’s nominee to replace Jerome Powell reports holdings of roughly $131 million to $209 million — plus hundreds of millions more tied to wife Jane Lauder — making him a lightning rod before he even reaches the Fed. Warsh also disclosed $10 million from advising investor Stanley Druckenmiller and another $3 million from Stanford and Wall Street firms, while pledging to divest if confirmed. The filings, sprawling across about 1,800 assets, underscore the scale of the money, the conflict questions, and the high stakes surrounding the next Fed chief.

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