People who care about financial regulation and monetary policy want to know what to expect in the new Trump administration.

The CFTC has long taken a back seat to the much-larger Securities and Exchange Commission. But the next CFTC chair may have the chance to usher in new rules.

A chance to rethink financial services regulation is here, and not a moment too soon. The past decade has seen incredible innovation and growth in the financial sector, particularly driven by ...

The president-elect and Elon Musk want to blow up the federal rule book. Good luck, but please exercise some caution.

A proposed ‘shot clock’ bill—a regulation limiting the time regulators take to review mergers—could gain traction under a ...

Election results are (mostly) in, and Donald Trump’s resounding victory, combined with Republican control of the Senate and ...

Recent periods of financial stress and the proliferation of risks across the financial system are fueling the development of ...

Wall Street is already making big bets on what take two for a White House led by Donald Trump will mean for the economy and ...

The GOP’s dominance in the 2024 presidential election suggests that financial regulation is likely to experience some shifts in priorities.

Investors and financial professionals can expect a less aggressive regulatory climate and the end of some rules promoted by ...

The incoming administration has explored new personnel and policy that can deliver on Trump’s campaign promise to turn the ...

The banking and finance industries are rapidly drawing up wish lists for lighter regulation under President Donald Trump's ...