Overview

• The newly released filings formalize a conflict-of-interest screen for Carney that bars him from decisions involving more than 100 entities.
• Major companies on the list include Brookfield Asset Management, Brookfield Corporation and Stripe, where he previously held stakes.
• His stocks and other assets were placed into blind trusts in March, effectively divesting him from his former holdings.
• Enforcement of the screen falls to Carney’s chief of staff alongside the country’s top public servant under the Conflict of Interest Act.
• The prime minister’s proactive steps surpass the 120-day disclosure deadline and aim to elevate Canada’s transparency standards.