Kevin Warsh
Governor & Chairman, Federal Reserve System Board of Governors
Disclosed value is the sum of the midpoints of the reported bands, because the STOCK Act requires a band ("$15,001 to $50,000") rather than an exact amount. It is the only arithmetic the filings support, and it is an approximation by construction.
Filing punctuality
Of 128 filings we hold with both dates, 63 arrived outside the STOCK Act's 45-day window. The median report took 71 days, the slowest 78.
Where the trades land
Common questions
How many trades has Kevin Warsh disclosed?
65 filed transactions, covering 2026 to 2026, worth roughly $47.49M using the midpoints of the disclosed bands. The STOCK Act requires the band, not the exact amount, so an exact figure does not exist publicly.
Does Kevin Warsh file on time?
Of 128 filings we hold with both dates, 63 arrived outside the STOCK Act's 45-day window. The median report took 71 days, the slowest 78.
Does this mean Kevin Warsh still holds these positions?
No. STOCK Act reports disclose individual transactions, not holdings, and may be filed up to 45 days after the trade. A position may have been bought and sold again before the report was even public. This page is a record of what was disclosed, never a live portfolio.
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Source: public STOCK Act periodic transaction reports. Amounts are disclosed as bands, so every figure here is band arithmetic and is labelled as disclosed rather than actual. Reports may be filed up to 45 days after the trade, and later when a filer reports late, so this is a record of disclosures and not a live view of anyone's portfolio. A trade appearing here is not evidence of wrongdoing. Educational information, not financial advice.