Conservative ethics critic Michael Barrett accused Mark Carney of failing to disclose key financial interests tied to Brookfield Asset Management, alleging a conflict of interest. “Mark Carney has failed to come clean with Canadians about his financial interests and his conflicts of interest,” Barrett said, questioning Carney’s use of a blind trust. He argued that Carney stands to benefit from investment funds he helped set up, citing a Brookfield executive who stated, “If we meet fund expectations, we get 20% of the profits.” Conservatives are calling on Carney to fully disclose his assets or divest to avoid conflicts.
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Conservatives accuse Mark Carney of hiding financial interests, demand transparency
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