# D. Gordon Bryant jr > Federal judicial disclosures. URL: https://www.frixlaw.com/law-library/disclosures/3580 ## Record - **Judge:** D. Gordon Bryant jr - **Year:** 2017 - **Report type:** Annual - **Pages:** 7 ## Text Amarillo National Bank cash accounts — None Synchrony cash account — Interest Texas Capital cash account — Interest Texas Capital Certificate of Deposit — Interest Capital One cash account — Interest Ameritrade (two accounts-prior Scottrade account converted by merger) cash (both accts) — Interest NYMT common stock (both accts) — Int/Div APPL common stock (one acct) — Int/Div USO oil index fund (one acct) — None Wells Fargo Bank Certificate of Deposit {one acct) — Interest IRA #1 Synchrony Certificate of Deposit — Interest IRA #2 Synchrony Certificate of Deposit — Interest John Hancock Multimanager Balanced (mgr changed from Vanguard) — Int/Div IRA # 3 (Ameritrade) USO oil index fund — None FINT common stock — None — Sold MONIF common stock — None — Sold BIPIX mutual fund — Distribution Discover Bank Certificate of Deposit or bond — Interest — Redeemed cash (Amentrade) — Interest IRA #4 (Ameritrade) NOSGX mutual fund — Distribution SSEMX mutual fund — Distribution BIPIX mutual fund — Distribution AAPL common stock — Int/Div — Sold FINT common stock — None — Sold MONIF common stock — None — Sold RVNG common stock — None USO oil index fund — None cash (Amentrade) — Interest Reimbursement — Bar Association: — WR AOD Fil discussion for bar conference — HH Ta tet.: - Tl 1. As to the accounts identified in Part VIL, line 6, these cover two accounts held at Ameritrade. These two accounts were reported last year in a combined fashion on lines § through 8 as an account at Ameritrade and one at Scottrade. Ameritrade acquired Scottrade in 2017, and the Scottrade account is now an Ameritrade account. The items listed for 2017 in lines 6-11 are held in these two Ameritrade accounts, The Wells Fargo CD (line 11) was acquired in 2017. 2. The 401K identified in lines 14-15 of Part VII is the sume one identified at lines 11-13 last year. This is an employer provided 401K, and the company managing the account changed in 2017 from Vanguard to John Hancock. The change in management resulted in a transfer of funds from Vanguard to John Hancock on or about July 19, 2017, but was not the result of any sale or transfer initiated by the holder/owner of the account. The total appreciation in the funds held in the Vanguard account, from January 1, 2017, until the transfer to John Hancock on or about July 19, was approximately $ 1,053.00. No other gain or loss occurred is a result of the transfer between the two companies as the amount transferred from Vanguard was the same as that deposited with John Hancock. 3. The line 18 entry in Part VII for last year has been removed on this year's report as it was duplicative of line 15 (inadvertently listed the same fund twice for IRA 4 3). --- Source: Frix Law Library, https://www.frixlaw.com/law-library/disclosures/3580. Public record. Not legal advice.