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📊 Just released: SIFMA’s 2025 Capital Markets Fact Book. Capital markets provide 75.3% of financing for US non-financial firms—debt markets alone make up 76.8% of total financing. Want to dive deeper and access downloadable tables? Explore here:

It's been 15 years since the passage of Dodd-Frank, the most expansive financial regulatory actions since the 1930s. SIFMA testified before @FinancialCmte on the law's impact and called for continuous improvements to support vibrant capital markets. More:

To mark the 15th anniversary of the Dodd-Frank Act, SIFMA President and CEO Ken Bentsen joined @RomaineBostick on @BloombergTV to reflect on the landmark legislation. 📺 Watch the full segment:

Congratulations to Jonathan Gould on his confirmation as Comptroller of the Currency. We look forward to working with him to ensure our nation’s capital markets remain robust and resilient. Our full statement: @USOCC

A new white paper by @bankpolicy @GFMAnews @IIF explores the real-world costs of regulatory fragmentation - and offers a path toward greater global consistency. Press release:

Investors deserve the same protections regardless of where they are trading. Policy changes that impact investor protections need notice and comment. Better process = better outcomes. Our letter to @SECGov on applying securities laws to crypto assets:

SIFMA congratulates President Trump and Congressional leadership on the passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB). Full statement:

SIFMA, along with @bankpolicy @ABABankers and @MFAupdates, wrote to @USTreasury urging major reforms in how federal financial regulators manage sensitive data. Read the letter:

Congratulations to Michelle Bowman on her confirmation as @federalreserve Vice Chair for Supervision. We look forward to continued collaboration to support a strong, resilient financial system. Read our full statement:

We commend @SenThomTillis @SenatorHick @SenatorRounds @SenatorShaheen @SenTedBuddNC @SenGaryPeters @SenKatieBritt for their leadership in introducing the “Improving Disclosure for Investors Act of 2025." . Our full statement:

RT @FSForum: The Forum, @ABABankers, @bankpolicy, and @SIFMA urged the @federalreserve to take interim steps clarifying the 2025 stress te….

"Allowing [CISA 2015] to lapse would weaken one of the most constructive public-private partnerships in cybersecurity policy to date," testified Karl Schimmeck, @NorthernTrust last week on behalf of SIFMA. Read his full testimony:

Today, we issued a statement in support of a bipartisan bill in the Senate that would direct the @SECGov to promulgate rules to expand access to #edelivery of certain required financial disclosures👉

🎙️Tune-in to the latest SIFMA Podcast for a discussion on the proposed @USDOL retirement rule and its potential negative impacts on the needs of investors➡️

RT @EconClubNY: The Club is honored to welcome Charlie Cook, Political Analyst at The Cook Political Report, for a signature luncheon discu….

In this SIFMA Minute, we explain how the proposed increases in capital for banking organizations would have a broad impact on the economy and adversely affect US businesses, households, and negatively impact US economic growth. More here:

T-100 TO T+1: Is your organization ready? Download the T+1 Industry Implementation Playbook for a detailed implementation schedule, interim milestones, and identified dependencies:

SIFMA today filed an amicus brief outlining its support of the litigation brought by @AmerSecurities and @citsecurities against the SEC for the approval of the CAT NMS Plan funding model:

Today, SIFMA and SIFMA AMG raised concerns with proposals from @FINRA and @MSRB_News to shorten the timeframe for reporting transactions in covered #fixedincomesecurities under each SRO's respective trade reporting systems to one minute. Full release here:

In this SIFMA Minute video, we explain how the proposed "Retirement Security Rule" from the @USDOL could limit access to advice and investment education, raise costs on investments and change the way investors work with their financial advisor. More: