U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer Reports Increased Cash Holdings Amid Coupang Meeting
Jamieson Greer, U.S. Trade Representative under President Donald Trump, reported a significant increase in his cash holdings according to his 2025 financial disclosure filing. His total assets ranged from $1.17 million to $3.75 million across cash, retirement accounts, and investments. A notable rise was observed in one of Greer's bank accounts, which increased from $250,001–$500,000 to $500,001–$1 million. In addition to his financial disclosures, records show that Greer received a $652,610 salary and bonus in 2025 from King & Spalding. He also earned a $10,000 honorarium from Coupang (CPNG) in May 2024 before meeting with the company at USTR on April 24, 2025—raising questions about potential conflicts of interest. However, public records do not confirm whether this violated federal ethics rules. Greer had previously pledged to avoid involvement in matters related to former clients for one year unless cleared by ethics officials. The Coupang payment was listed as an honorarium rather than legal services income.
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