Greg Landsman Amends 2022 Disclosure of China ETF Assets
Ohio voters now have access to previously undisclosed information about the representative's past investment portfolio.
Updated on Oct. 28, 2026 in Investing
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Ohio Representative Greg Landsman amended his 2022 financial disclosure in September 2026 to report previously undisclosed holdings in an exchange-traded fund. The filing reveals that he and his wife held between $30,001 and $100,000 in the KraneShares CSI China Internet ETF during that period.
Why it matters
The KraneShares CSI China Internet ETF holds interests in companies identified by the Department of War as Chinese military companies. This disclosure update arrives ahead of the November 2026 election, highlighting the complexities households face when evaluating the national security implications of their investment portfolios.
Representative Greg Landsman's amended 2022 filing reports holdings of $30,001 to $100,000 in a fund containing entities linked to Chinese military operations. The adjustment was made in September 2026, three years after the initial disclosure was submitted.
The players
Greg Landsman
Representative for Ohio's 1st Congressional District.
Eric Conroy
Candidate running against Greg Landsman in the upcoming general election.
Department of War
Federal agency that identifies companies with ties to the Chinese military.
The details
The KraneShares CSI China Internet ETF contains companies that the Department of War has formally identified as Chinese military entities. Investors who hold such funds via mutual funds or ETFs often have indirect exposure to these companies, as these vehicles pool assets across a broad range of underlying stocks. Representative Landsman sold his entire portfolio of individual stocks, mutual funds, and ETFs in 2025.
Timeline
The original financial disclosure was filed in 2022.
All stocks, mutual funds, and ETFs were sold in 2025.
The 2022 disclosure was amended in September 2026.
The congressional election is scheduled for November 2026.
Money Landscape
Financial disclosure rules are designed to maintain transparency regarding the private assets of public officials. This update aligns with broader legislative efforts to ensure voters can identify potential conflicts of interest before casting their ballots.
This development serves as a reminder to periodically review the underlying assets in any ETFs or mutual funds you own to check for alignment with your personal or security preferences. Consult a financial professional to discuss how to screen your current brokerage holdings for specific sector or country exposures.
The takeaway
Transparency in personal investment holdings is a cornerstone of public accountability that helps voters assess potential conflicts. Reviewing your own portfolio's prospectus can provide clarity on what companies your funds are actually supporting.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Fox News.
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