Regulators overseeing financial reform are delaying many of the planned changes in the immense market for complex securities known as derivatives because they are running drastically behind schedule in writing their new rules. The Securities and Exchange Commission said on Wednesday that market participants would not have to comply with many aspects of derivatives reform scheduled to take effect in mid-July. It declined to specify how long the delay would be in the equity derivatives it oversees. [NYT]

Comments (2)

  1. Posted by Guest | June 16, 2011 at 11:45 PM

     Sweet. Back to tranny porn!

    - SEC staff

  2. Posted by Suzan | June 17, 2011 at 9:00 PM

    They’ve got more important things to write.

    (And want to make those last trades!)

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