SEC regulations

Richard Li, a public debt specialist for the city of Milwaukee, said too much cybersecurity disclosure can become a road map for hackers.

Members of the Securities and Exchange Commission on Thursday addressed confusion among issuers, broker-dealers and investors regarding disclosure.

Next month's event may also give attendees a rare chance to hear about muni issues directly from every commissioner.

The municipal securities market is slowly looking more like the stock market.

While S&P, Moody's and Fitch still provide ratings on about 92% of municipal bonds, market participants say they don’t rely on the rating agencies as they once did. Part 2 of The Bond Buyer’s series on the decade after the financial crisis.

Regulators already have a template around which to build an exemption from Volcker for tender option bonds, wrote SIFMA's Michael Decker.

The committee tasked with providing insight on the muni and corporate bond markets is meeting again in two weeks.

Incoming NABL president Dee Wisor wants the group to be more active in Washington.

Roisman is officially back at the SEC, but this time as a commissioner.

Republican Elad Roisman appears to be moving toward confirmation to the SEC without being paired with a Democrat.

The SEC has added two events to the existing fourteen events under Rule 15c2-12, which requires certain notice filings with the MSRB’s EMMA system within 10 business days of occurrence.

President Trump's nominee Elad Roisman is a step closer to becoming an SEC commissioner.

As the dust settles on the SEC's 15c2-12 announcement, questions loom about how difficult it will be to implement.

The final rules will focus on debt obligations on a similar level as bonds, an effort to respond to comments that the first proposal was too broad.

The CFTC is set to decide how much swap activity necessitates inclusion in the swap dealer regulatory regime.

While she didn't work on muni issues specifically, Allison Lee is a seasoned buster of financial wrongdoers.

The report card touts the MSRB's accomplishments, though that doesn't sit well with some market participants.

During the new issue pricing period is when institutions place their orders. Independent advisors and their clients are wise to follow the money.

While munis have received scant attention at previous meetings, a discussion of pre-trade transparency is on tap for next week's Fixed Income Market Structure Advisory Committee meeting.

Six straight treasurers want SEC chairman Jay Clayton to stay the course on the commission's forced arbitration policy.