The combined net worth of top White House officials now exceeds the $12 billion mark, according to mandated financial disclosures released Friday night. US President Donald Trump's team, a handpicked group of extremely wealthy advisers from the highest echelons of America's rich, has drawn accusations from ethics watchdogs of the likelihood of widespread profit-taking and corporate collusion within the president's administration. Documenting assets, investments and salaries of some 180 officials close to the administration, the disclosures shed light on the financial network now enmeshing the White House. Financial information about Trump, said to be a billionaire, is not included in the disclosures. Those at or near the top of the list include the president's son-in-law and senior adviser, Jared Kushner, and Trump's economic adviser, Gary Cohn, a former president of multinational finance company Goldman Sachs. Kushner, along with his wife, Trump's daughter Ivanka, are the