Incoming prime minister Mark Carney says he has put his assets in a blind trust

Incoming PM Mark Carney says he has put his assets in a blind trust

Carney will become subject to conflict of interest laws, giving him 60 days to disclose financial information to the ethics commissioner.

Carney puts assets into blind trust as he prepares to become prime minister

Prime Minister-designate Mark Carney says he’s put all his assets other than his “personal real estate” into a blind trust after months of Conservative questioning about his potential conflicts of interest.

Poilievre says Carney's taking advantage of an ethics loophole. Is he right?

Prime minister-designate Mark Carney has responded to Conservative attacks on his assets by moving everything but real estate into a blind trust months before he was required. But what is a blind trust? How does it work? And is it an effective mechanism to ensure prime ministers avoid a conflict of interest?

Mark Carney says he has divested assets, put personal real estate in blind trust

New Liberal Leader will become subject to Canada’s conflict of interest laws once he’s sworn in as prime minister

Mark Carney has put assets in blind trust, leadership campaign says - National

The campaign said as part of a "full and robust conflict of interest management plan," Carney has divested all of his assets other than personal real estate into a blind trust.

Incoming Prime Minister Mark Carney Says He Has Put His Assets in a Blind Trust

Mark Carney’s team says he has placed his assets into a blind trust and is working with the conflict of interest commissioner ahead of being sworn in as prime minister. “We have been actively working with the ethics commissioner and we have delivered a full and robust conflict of interest management plan,” said Audrey Champoux, a spokesperson for Carney. “Prime minister-designate Carney has now divested all assets, other than his personal real e…