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Federal Reserve · ChairIn office

Sets the interest rates that move every market on earth.

Kevin Warsh was appointed, not elected, and is worth at least $177M. This file tracks the money next to the markets this office controls.

Interest ratesBanksMoney supplyWall Street liquidity
Official portrait of Kevin Warsh
Kevin Warsh
File A - Money Read

What the money shows

Kevin Warsh is Federal Reserve Chair at Federal Reserve, an office tied to Interest rates, Banks, and Money supply. Kevin Warsh has a listed net worth of $246.6M, sourced to the disclosure file. Kevin Warsh's appointment file lists President Trump, a 54 to 45 confirmation vote, and a 2026 sworn-in year. The disclosure lists 1 holdings, including Reported pre-office investment sales at $100M+, with 1 in sectors the agency oversees.

Sources: OGE · FEC

Nominated
Apr 14, 2026
by President Trump
Confirmed
54-45
May 13, 2026
Sworn in
May 22, 2026
Federal Reserve Chair
Term ends
May 21, 2030
4-year term
File A - The money, next to the power

The portfolio vs. the jurisdiction

Reported pre-office investment sales - reported by The Washington Post from his OGE filingfinance$100M+The Fed oversees this sector
File B - The power

What this office controls

The Fed decides how expensive it is to borrow money. When rates go up, loans cost more and markets cool. When rates go down, money gets cheap and markets run. Every mortgage, car loan, and savings account in America follows his lead.

File C - Before this office

Career

Morgan Stanley 1995-2002 · National Economic Council 2002-2006 · Fed Governor 2006-2011 · Hoover Institution fellow