Warren Asks Druckenmiller to Reveal Details on Warsh Investments

Elizabeth Warren pressed Stanley Druckenmiller’s investment firm to free Federal Reserve chair nominee Kevin Warsh from confidentiality agreements, seeking greater transparency into his investments before a Senate confirmation vote.

The move by Warren, the top Democrat on the Senate Banking Committee, comes as Warsh remains on track to be confirmed by the Senate in the coming weeks. Financial disclosures submitted by Warsh last month disclosed assets with his wife Jane Lauder that total at least $192 million, though the actual figure for their holdings is certainly much higher.