Five federal agencies are quickly rewriting the rules around banks' proprietary trading. Critics are concerned they are not following standard proposal procedures or soliciting public feedback.

SEC proposal would expand its “test-the-waters” program, with the goal of encouraging more companies to go public.

At request of President Trump, SEC seeks input from companies on whether less-frequent filings would reduce administrative burdens.

Companies see an opening to silence proxy-advisory firms, powerful critics of CEO compensation.

SEC chair says quarterly reporting isn't the key factor driving investors' focus on the short term—and isn't going to change anytime soon for large companies.

Criminal prosecution of ICOs allegedly designed to defraud investors may have broader implications.

Giancarlo proposes letting U.S. customers use foreign swaps clearinghouses that haven't registered with the CFTC.

Presidential tweet brings to surface debate on whether quarterly reporting is helpful or harmful to the markets.