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Scott Bessent’s Husband Held Up to $250,000 in JPMorgan Stock Misreported as Cash, Ethics Review Found No ‘Knowing Violation:’ Report
Bessent’s spouse’s JPMorgan stock was mistakenly reported as cash; shares were sold, but an ethics review found no knowing violation.
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