In U.S. regulatory news, the Treasury Department last week debuted a plan that would make sweeping changes to the country’s financial oversight.
As reported in various publications, the report, which clocks in at just about 150 pages, has, as Fortune noted, more than 100 rule changes. Those changes would dovetail nicely with some pushbacks on reforms post financial crisis that the Trump administration, some members of Congress and Wall Street would like and were confirmed by Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin.