The SEC proposed "Regulation E-Delivery," which would allow regulated entities to make electronic delivery their default method of disseminating information.

The Federal Reserve, the FDIC, and the OCC have committed to a coordinated approach to identifying, handling, and protecting highly sensitive information requested during bank examinations.

Federal Reserve Board Vice Chair for Supervision Michelle Bowman urged clarity to let banks innovate for financial inclusion, while FRB Governor Michael Barr considered how AI will affect inequality.

The Investment Company Institute urged states to stop treating long-term investors as having abandoned their accounts under unclaimed-property laws.

The Transatlantic Taskforce for Markets of the Future, composed of the United States and the United Kingdom, released a set of recommendations to align their financial rules on digital assets and capital markets and issued a joint statement on stablecoins.