Lydia Beyoud

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission is looking at how to let some registered futures exchanges list leveraged digital assets like Ether and Bitcoin.

Citadel Securities and a financial-industry trade group won a suit challenging the funding for an SEC market-tracking database that was set to cost Wall Street billions of dollars in fees.

Polymarket, the crypto-betting platform that was kicked offshore by federal regulators, has struck a deal to return to the US market just weeks after prosecutors shut down a probe of the company.

Citadel Securities wants the US Securities and Exchange Commission to proceed more slowly on allowing “tokenized” securities to take off.

The Securities and Exchange Commission is weighing an innovation exemption from regulations to incentivize tokenization, Chairman Paul Atkins said, after the US House passed a landmark stablecoin bill earlier Thursday.

A pair of US investigations into crypto-betting platform Polymarket that went full-throttle in the waning days of the Biden administration are now being shut down just as Donald Trump’s White House seeks to give the industry a boost.

Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Paul Atkins said the agency will examine rules that had stepped up oversight of US blank-check companies.

The Securities and Exchange Commission is taking initial steps to consider overhauling rules governing disclosures of executive compensation, including banker pay and bonus clawbacks.

US financial regulators want to roll back measures introduced during the Biden administration that slashed some fixed-income trade reporting to just one minute, calling for the abandonment of a planned shift away from the 15-minute status quo for disclosing many bond transactions.

US Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Paul Atkins said Wednesday that he wants agency staff to consider narrowing the scope of data that private fund advisers would have to provide the regulator under upcoming rules.