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Executive-branch trades
Senior officials of the executive branch must report stock and bond trades over $1,000 on OGE Form 278-T. This page lists those trades: the official, the asset as printed, the type of transaction, the date, the amount range and the date the report was filed.
- Where it comes from
Officials file OGE Form 278-T periodic transaction reports. The Office of Government Ethics publishes the reports of Cabinet members and other Senate-confirmed officials, and the White House publishes those of the President and White House staff. Scanned reports, which are the President's, are read by a model and can contain errors. Public records that may be used for dissemination to the public (5 U.S.C. 13107(c)): free for every signed-in account and shown without advertising.
Who reports it: Each official, on a periodic transaction report. The reports are published by the Office of Government Ethics (Cabinet members and other Senate-confirmed officials) and by the White House (the President and White House staff).
Official sources
- How often we update it
- Every day
- Last updated
- (5 hours ago)
- Coverage
- Reports that OGE and the White House publish openly, about the last six years. Reports given out only on request are not included.
- Worth knowing
- Amounts are ranges. The asset is shown as printed, and many are bonds, funds or private holdings with no ticker. We match assets to listed companies automatically, so check the report before relying on a single row. Mutual funds, Treasury securities and the Thrift Savings Plan are not reported on this form. Reports OGE gives out only on request are not included. Some of the President's reports are scans read by a model: those rows are marked and can contain errors. Information, not investment advice.
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