Jay Clayton, a top federal prosecutor leading investigations into sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein, Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro, and major Wall Street banks, holds more than $1.6 million in investments in companies with a potential financial stake in those same matters, according to ethics disclosures reviewed by the Lever.

Clayton, President Donald Trump’s pick to run the Justice Department’s “top-dog” Southern District of New York office, owns stakes in multiple oil and gas companies that stand to benefit from Venezuela’s regime change, as well as in Wall Street banks and financial firms currently under investigation by Congress over their ties to Epstein.

The disclosures show Clayton has more than $1 million in financial holdings in private equity giant Apollo Global Management, where he served as board chairman until his Justice Department appointment.