A diversified asset allocation is Maryland State Retirement's primary risk management tool.

The SEC is seeking feedback on whether certain "information providers" are really acting as "investment advisers."

Energy Capital Partners agreed to settle SEC charges that it allocated undisclosed, disproportionate expenses to a private equity fund.

The Senate Banking Committee debated a bill that would require large passive managers to vote proxies from individual investors' instructions.

The Senate confirmed four nominees to the Federal Retirement Thrift Investment Board via voice votes.

A new proposal from the SEC would add new ESG-related disclosure requirements for fund managers and investment advisers.

Sen. Marco Rubio released a hold on four Federal Retirement Thrift Investment Board nominees after they said they won't invest in Chinese firms.

The U.S. has the best capital markets and new rule proposals are needed to maintain that distinction, SEC Chairman Gary Gensler said.

An appeals court sided with the SEC in a challenge brought by stock exchanges that sought to halt rules to revamp the collection of market data.

Richard R. Best was appointed director of the SEC's examinations division, following stints serving as director of three regional offices.

The PBGC has approved more than $6 billion in aid to struggling multiemployer plans, but stakeholders await final rules.

The bill would require large passive fund managers to vote proxies based on individual investors' instructions, not at managers' discretion.

Lawmakers announced plans to write legislation aimed at improving retirement security for low- and middle-income American workers.

Lorie K. Logan has been named president and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, succeeding Robert S. Kaplan who retired in October.

Since the Federal Reserve's previous report on U.S. financial stability in November, uncertainty about the economic outlook has increased.

The White House is calling for a federal digital assets strategy, which could provide regulatory clarity and added investor protections.

The SEC has proposed a flurry of rules in recent months with shortened comment periods; some stakeholders aren't happy.

The SEC will bolster its unit tasked with protecting investors in crypto markets and from cyber-related threats.

Medley Management and its former co-CEOs agreed to settle SEC charges of AUM misrepresentations that created the illusion of future growth.

A bipartisan bill that would require crypto trading exchanges to register with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission has been introduced in the House.

The Department of Labor appointed seven members to its ERISA Advisory Council, and named a chairman and vice chairwoman.