Government report blames banks and high-frequency traders for severe volatility in Treasuries market last Oct. 15; banks blame new liqudity rules.

Regulators draft rules that would require hedge funds to wait up to 48 hours before pulling collateral if a swaps counterparty seems on the brink of collapse.

CFTC proposes broadening circumstances under which U.S. collateral standards apply to swaps trades of Wall Street banks' foreign affiliates.

Regulators reconsider whether to require banks to post collateral for swaps deals with their own foreign affiliates; advocates of the collateral rule say it would protect U.S. taxpayers.

NFA wants currency dealers to hold more capital in reserves and to expand reporting and risk management programs.

Measure would force the CFTC to revise its policy on cross-border trades.

Senator lays out reform ideas including reducing oversight for midsize regional banks and establishing commission to make recommendations on restructuring the Fed.

Republican lawmakers finalize legislation that would give Congress power over New York Fed and form commission to reform entire Federal Reserve system.