President Donald Trump filed a new financial disclosure with the U.S. Office of Government Ethics detailing extensive securities transactions across municipal bonds, corporate debt, and financial instruments, according to a filing received April 23, 2026.
- The disclosure (OGE Form 278-T) reports dozens of transactions exceeding $1,000, including large purchases and sales of municipal bonds and corporate notes.
- Transactions span March 2026 and include activity in state and local government bonds, energy-related debt, and hospital financing instruments.
- Corporate debt purchases include securities tied to companies such as Microsoft ($MSFT), Meta Platforms ($META), Oracle ($ORCL), and Broadcom ($AVGO), among others.
- Financial sector exposure includes trades involving Bank of America ($BAC) and Wells Fargo ($WFC), including both purchases and sales of securities.
- The filing also shows transactions in U.S. Treasury bills and high-yield bond funds, alongside structured and secured corporate notes.
- Individual transaction sizes frequently range from $100,001 to over $5,000,000, indicating large-scale portfolio reallocations.
Relevant Companies
- Microsoft ($MSFT) – Appears in corporate bond transactions disclosed in the filing.
- Meta Platforms ($META) – Included in reported fixed-income securities purchases.
- Bank of America ($BAC) – Featured in multiple financial instrument trades within the disclosure.
Editor’s Note: This is a developing story. This article may be updated as more details become available.
