Wall Street continues to lobby global regulators, arguing against capital requirements, even as the new rules' ink is barely dry.

Basel Committee tightens rules around how financial services firms determine their level of exposure to large corporations and other banks.

European Commission calls for 'more cautious approach' to securities regulations.

Proposed rules for over-the-counter swaps transactions are projected to require collateral of between 200 billion and 420 billion euros.

Agency will evaluate European banks' exposure to leveraged loans and other risky debt.

EBA rolls out post-crisis stress test, but does not intend to increase capital requirements for the most part.

Move allows CME to continue settling widely used contracts

EU financial services chief asked financial services industry for feedback on Europe's banking regulations, and got an earful.