When you place a portfolio in a “blind trust” the manager has a fiduciary responsibility to the client. They can buy, sell as they see fit.
In theory, since everyone seems to hold Brookfield shares, they could in theory “ask” the Fiduciary to liquidate Brookfield & others that they held. Unclear whether they can make a public announcement.
Real Estate is problematic.
With a Blind Trust, the owner should only see the dollar value of the entire portfolio, with no details.
With Trump it’s impossible since he owns Real Estate & businesses with his name on it and directs business to them.
LIV golf and Saudis, etc.
Million dollar bribes from Bezos, Zuckerberg.
$280M+ from Musk.
Crypto scams. Pardons for drug dealers, fraudsters, sexual assailants & violent criminals.
Pardoning Kushner’s father and appointing him Ambassador to France is an insult.
The 1st time Trump pretended to put his assets in a revocable trust controlled by his idiot sons. The “Chinese Wall” was bamboo.
I hope we can agree this is a joke & insane.
A legitimate Asset Manager which Carney presumably used, he’s ex Goldman Sachs, would not risk violating the privacy of the Trust, as it would put their licenses in jeopardy. Individuals and companies could be fined and/or banned.
(I was licensed in the US & don’t know the specifics of Canadian Securities laws.)