Senate Finance Committee: its members' stock trades
8 of the 27 members of the Senate Finance Committee have stock trades on file since 2023: 241 trades, 44 of them in 2026.
In this Congress, 1 member disclosed 1 buy in banks, insurers, health care and drug companies, the area this committee covers.
Ranking member: Ron Wyden, 21 trades on file. Sheldon Whitehouse has traded the most, with 131. Best call on file: Sheldon Whitehouse's $GH, up 70% since it was filed. Latest filing: Sheldon Whitehouse, Oct 1, 2026.
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Their latest buys in banks, insurers, health care and drug companies
In this Congress, matched by the company's industry. A seat and a buy side by side say nothing about why the buy was made.
What they bought in its area
- $LLY1 member · 1 buy
What they trade most
The last 12 months, by how many of its members traded each stock.
No stock trade on file since 2023
Ben Ray LujánD· NM
Bernard SandersI· VT
Bill CassidyR· LA
Catherine Cortez MastoD· NV
Chuck GrassleyR· IA
Elizabeth WarrenD· MA
James LankfordR· OK
John BarrassoR· WY
John CornynR· TX
John ThuneR· SD
Margaret Wood HassanD· NH
Marsha BlackburnR· TN
Mike CrapoR· ID
Peter WelchD· VT
Raphael G. WarnockD· GA
Ron JohnsonR· WI
Steve DainesR· MT
Tim ScottR· SC
Todd YoungR· IN
Frequently asked questions
Which members of the Senate Finance Committee trade stocks?
8 of the 27 members of the Senate Finance Committee have stock trades on file since 2023: 241 trades. By trades on file: Sheldon Whitehouse (131), Mark R. Warner (65), Ron Wyden (21), Tina Smith (20), Maria Cantwell (1).
Do members of the Senate Finance Committee buy stocks in the industries it covers?
In this Congress, 1 member disclosed 1 buy in banks, insurers, health care and drug companies, the area this committee covers. We match a stock to a committee by the company's industry, and count only the buys made since this Congress began, because seats are handed out afresh each Congress. A seat and a buy side by side say nothing about why the buy was made.
Does no trade on file mean a member owns no stocks?
No. The list shows the trades a member has reported since 2023. A member can hold stocks without trading them, and a holding bought earlier does not show until it is traded.
Where do these trades come from?
From the reports members file under the STOCK Act, read from the House Clerk and the Senate's eFD system. A member has up to 45 days to report a trade, and a report gives a range, not an amount, so every dollar figure here is an estimate. The committee lists come from the public congress-legislators data.
Can I copy what they trade?
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