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The former federal prosecutor is the president-elect's pick after vetting a handful of candidates, said a person with knowledge of the matter.
By Ben BainDecember 20 -
Wells Fargo, Morgan Stanley, Bank of America and J.P. Morgan Chase were among the dissenters, people familiar with the matter said.
By Robert SchmidtJune 23 -
The Department of Labor closely collaborated with the powerful lobbying group for retirees as it campaigned for the fiduciary proposal.
April 12 -
Daniel Gallagher is resigning his post as a Republican member of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission after four years, a time marked by partisan battles over the regulatory response to the 2008 financial crisis.
May 12 -
Even before the details are out, Mary Jo White's move to insert the SEC into the debate on whether to tighten rules for brokers has given ammunition to both Wall Street firms and consumer groups in the biggest financial policy battle in Washington.
March 24 -
Theres a gap between the White House and Wall Streets main regulator over a push to tighten broker rules. To the investment industry, its an opening to exploit.
March 11 -
New legislation would require retirement brokers to operate within fiduciary duty parameters, leaders say requirement would throw the retirement system into chaos.
February 2 -
The company has been under consideration as systemically important for more than a year, and its executives have met more than 10 times with council staff members to argue it doesnt pose a risk.
By Ian KatzJuly 23 -
Democratic and Republican lawmakers are cooperating on legislation that would lift some of the secrecy around the U.S. council that decides which companies pose the biggest risks to the financial system.
July 16