Paul Atkins told lawmakers he’s eyeing a “sandbox-like environment” for entrepreneurs. The idea seems to align with a bipartisan Senate bill and the White House’s AI Action…

Bottom’s departure comes after years-long stints in at least three different federal agencies.

House Financial Services Republicans have had “preliminary discussions” with the OIG regarding its report on erased messages from ex-Chair Gary Gensler’s phone.

Messages from Gary Gensler’s device were accidentally wiped following a series of IT mistakes, per a report from the securities regulator’s inspector general.

Financial regulatory agencies would house AI innovation labs to test projects without “burdensome regulation or expectation of enforcement actions” under the bipartisan, bicameral bill.

A FedScoop analysis of DOGE data identified nearly $19M in cost savings claimed at the SEC by the insurgent tech group.

Federal agency responses included giving workers a template and warning to write responses as if they’re going to “be read by malign foreign actors.”

The agency’s chief AI and chief information officer pulls back the curtain on how the securities regulator is embracing the technology.

Reps. Patrick McHenry and Maxine Waters introduce measures targeting the technology’s impact on housing and the financial sector.

A bipartisan, bicameral bill would allow designated financial regulatory staffers to test the technology’s tools without the threat of such actions.