Brian Croce

Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh made clear to investors that he’s focused on price stability as the central bank continues its quest to tamp inflation.

AI could materially alter the speed and scale of cyber risk for the global financial system, the Financial Stability Board warned.

The SEC and CFTC have delayed Biden-era Form PF reporting requirements for large hedge funds to July 1, 2027 — the fourth such extension — as regulators weigh a less stringent replacement.

Fed Chair Kevin Warsh is far more tight-lipped about monetary policy than his recent predecessors, which poses opportunities and challenges for investors.

Activist investors are categorizing companies as AI winners or losers, pressuring boards on strategy, costs and capital allocation, experts say.

The SEC is proposing to eliminate its pay-to-play rule, a 2010 regulation that forbids investment advisers from working with government clients after making certain political contributions.

A new SEC proposal to scrap an investment adviser pay-to-play rule could heap more responsibility on individual firms, experts said.

Dennis Kelleher, the retiring CEO of nonprofit watchdog Better Markets, says SEC Chair Paul Atkins is destroying investor protections and will go down as one of the worst SEC leaders in history.

Market participants are projecting the Federal Reserve will hike its benchmark interest rate for the first time in three years this week.

Retirement industry groups are pressing Congress to pass a 403(b) CIT fix, crypto regulatory framework and an ESOP valuation safe-harbor bill before the 119th session expires Jan. 3.