The Investment Company Institute urged Congress to maintain and expand access to regulated funds through targeted reforms, investor choice, and innovation.

The CFTC proposed an alternate framework for reporting data on fully collateralized event contracts. The proposal would let designated contract markets and brokers report the products under the futures and options regime rather than the swap reporting regime.

The CFTC solicited comment on around-the-clock trading of standard futures and perpetual contracts tied to energy commodities.

National Credit Union Administration Chair Kyle Hauptman highlighted progress on the agency's "Deregulatory Project" to identify and address "obsolete, duplicative, overly burdensome, or guidance-suitable regulations."

The Fixed Income Clearing Corporation proposed restructuring its rulebook and clarifying obligations for clearing members to clear trades in U.S. government securities.