SEC Chair Gary Gensler reasserted that crypto asset securities issuers and intermediaries must register with the SEC and denied claims that compliance "isn’t possible."

The Financial Information Forum, Nasdaq, CME and Investment Company Institute recommended changes to the SEC's proposed rules on cybersecurity risk management practices.

The CFTC requested comment on an application submitted by the Institute of International Bankers, ISDA and SIFMA to determine whether German and French capital and financial reporting requirements are comparable to the CFTC’s requirements for swap dealers.

The CFTC proposed amendments to large trader position requirements for futures and options that would "modernize" how data is reported and expand the data to be reported.

SIFMA, the Bank Policy Institute, the Institute of International Bankers and the American Bankers Association urged the SEC to revise its proposals on cybersecurity related regulations, emphasizing the need for clear guidance across government agencies and collaboration with the securities industry.