The Financial Stability Board has voiced its concerns to the G20 about loss of reform momentum and capital markets fragmentation. Justin Pugsley reports.

The UK’s pending departure from the EU and the US’s much more nationalist administration have become a big source of concern for clearing houses. Justin Pugsley reports. 

The UK has been warned that leaving the EU means an end to access to its markets for financial services. Justin Pugsley reports. 

Thomas Hoenig, the vice chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, is proposing a revival of the Glass-Steagall Act, but with some twists. Justin Pugsley reports.

Acting chairman J. Christopher Giancarlo has kicked off reforms of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission with project KISS

The failure to repeal Obamacare by the Trump administration makes Dodd-Frank look a little more secure. However, the administration has other tricks up its sleeve to drive financial reform

A group of Democrat senators claim that Michael Piwowar, the designated chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission is stepping beyond his remit and is potentially wasting the agency’s time and resources

Now is a good time to review national market system rules or Reg NMS says a leading financial trade association

Republicans are looking to work with Democrats in the Senate in a bid to come up with a bipartisan replacement for Dodd-Frank

The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision is finding deficiencies with large global banks when it comes to data aggregation and reporting