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Trader Pleads Guilty to Threatening Financial Regulators

Vincent McCrudden, a former trader, pleaded guilty to charges that he threatened to kill more than 40 current and former regulatory officials, including Mary L. Schapiro of the S.E.C. and Gary Gensler of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.

Regulators Are Said to Weigh Softer Derivatives Rules

Federal regulators are considering backing off a plan to curb Wall Street's control over the derivatives market, another potential win for the big banks.

Banks Preparing for (and Fearing) Derivatives Rules

As regulators hammer out new rules for the $600 trillion derivatives market, the banking industry is collectively spending billions of dollars to comply with the overhaul, according to a new study.

Regulators Finalize New Derivatives Rules

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission adopted the first in a series of new rules for the derivatives market, giving the government new authority over the $600 trillion industry.

Trading Firms Await New Derivatives Regulations

New electronic trading platforms for swaps are being set up, but regulators have yet to finalize the rules or say when they will be in effect.

Speculation Behind High Gas Prices, Report Says

The report by researchers at the University of Massachusetts criticizes the Commodity Futures Trading Commission for not restraining speculative energy trading.

Regulators Delay Rules on Derivatives

Regulators overseeing financial reform are delaying many changes in the market for derivatives because they are running behind schedule in writing their new rules.

C.F.T.C. Faces More Budget Woes

As Congress considers slashing the budget of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, the agency's head, Gary Gensler, fights for extra money to deal with a widening mandate.

Overhaul of Financial Regulations Is Mired in Details and Dissent

Regulators have fallen behind in setting the rules that were mandated by last year’s Dodd-Frank law.

U.S. Commodity Regulator Sues Oil Traders

The authorities are suing three companies and two individuals for reportedly manipulating the crude oil market in early 2008.

Arcadia Energy to Fight Commodity Agency in Court

Arcadia Energy rejected the Commodity Futures Trading Commission's contention that its traders had manipulated crude oil markets in early 2008 and said it would fight the agency in court.

Derivatives Without Borders vs. Dodd-Frank

Members of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission told a House panel that the Dodd-Frank Act was vague on how to handle restrictions on derivatives traded overseas.

G.O.P. Lawmakers Vote to Delay Derivatives Rules

A divided House panel approved a bill that would freeze crucial regulations stemming from the Dodd-Frank Act until September 2012, more than two years after the law was enacted.

Regulator Taken to Task on Trading Limits

Bart Chilton says his fellow members of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission are moving too slowly to rein in speculative trading in oil and food.

Regulators Defend New Rules on Big Financial Firms

"A major thrust of the Dodd-Frank Act is addressing the too-big-to-fail problem and mitigating the threat to financial stability," the Fed's chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, told Congress.