finance

Fed Chair nominee Kevin Warsh discloses net worth above $100 million

New disclosure shows Kevin Warsh holds more than $100 million, including large positions in a fund linked to Stanley Druckenmiller and $10.2 million in consulting income, and that he will divest and end consulting work if confirmed as Fed chair.

Apr 14th 2026 · United States

Insights

  • Warsh's financial disclosure lists a net worth exceeding $100 million.
  • His largest disclosed holding is over $100 million across two positions in Juggernaut Fund LP tied to Stanley Druckenmiller.
  • He reported $10.2 million in consulting fees from the Duquesne Family Office in the covered 12-month period.
  • Warsh has said he will stop consulting for Duquesne and divest several holdings, including his Juggernaut Fund positions, if confirmed.
  • By comparison, outgoing Fed Chair Jerome Powell's latest disclosure shows a minimum net worth of $19.5 million.