The Senate has approved President Trump's nominee, Jay Clayton, to become the next SEC chair.

The House Financial Services Committee will hold votes on the CHOICE Act starting Wednesday morning.

The House passed a bill on Monday that aims to protect Puerto Ricans from unsuitable investments.

The MSRB has decided to reevaluate its minimum denomination rule filing with the SEC.

Legislators voted on Friday to give themselves one more week to agree on a federal spending bill for fiscal 2017.

President Trump's tweets further complicate already complex Puerto Rico Medicaid negotiations.

While the CHOICE Act will likely clear its committee, it is expected to face roadblocks in Congress.

The MSRB commended the SEC for its amendments on disclosure that have received backlash from others.

The Iowa fertilizer project used more than $1 billion of private-activity borrowing.

J.W. Korth is appealing a FINRA panel finding that it charged customers excessive markups.

The House Financial Services Committee will hold a hearing on the revised CHOICE Act next week.

The MSRB will examine a host of critical comments on its proposals during its next board meeting.

Fifteen state and local groups are asking Congress to advance bills to treat munis as HQLA.

Dannenberg says regulators are losing sight of rules' goals, making them complex and burdensome.

Bond Dealers of America chair Tom Dannenberg discusses how some recent muni market rules seem to be losing sight of their goals and creating unneeded complexity, burdens, costs and liabilities for dealers and other market participants. Hosted by Jack Casey.

NABL urges OMB to force SEC to be more realistic in estimating burdens for disclosure proposals.

Bank of Oklahoma Financial wants a federal judge to throw out a class action that alleges the bank failed in its trustee role.

FINRA expanded its sanctions guidelines and suggested several penalties be more severe.

Bills now pending in the Senate and House would ease bank regulators' treatment of municipal securities