Dylan Tokar is a Reporter at The Wall Street Journal. He covers regulatory policy, financial crime, and illicit finance, with a focus on banking and legal affairs. Dylan's work has been featured in notable publications including The Wall Street Journal, Financial News, MarketWatch, and Yahoo Finance.
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Dylan Tokar's coverage primarily focuses on government announcements and legal policy regulations within the realms of politics and finance. His articles often revolve around significant legal developments, enforcement actions, and regulatory changes in these areas. Therefore, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to newsworthy legal cases, regulatory shifts impacting businesses or individuals, or updates on law enforcement practices.
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By: Dylan Tokar, Margot Patrick
Dylan Tokar, Margot Patrick UBS received a license to offer full-service banking in the U.S., part of a plan to tap rich Americans for their
By: Dylan Tokar, Anne Tergesen
Anne Tergesen, Dylan Tokar The Trump administration proposed a regulation Monday intended to open 401(k) and similar retirement plans to private equity and private credit.
By: Dylan Tokar, Anne Tergesen
The Labor Department intends to help employers avoid lawsuits stemming from the alternative investments they offer employees in retirement plans.
By: Dylan Tokar
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission sued Illinois in federal court, saying it has exclusive jurisdiction over platforms like Kalshi.
By: Dylan Tokar
The Treasury Department proposed regulations that it said would fundamentally reset the U.S.’s anti-money-laundering rules, handing banks another win amid a series of deregulatory changes by the Trump administration. The proposal would give the Treasury a more central role enforcing regulations tha
By: Dylan Tokar, Gina Heeb, Dave Michaels
In widespread requests, the SEC is seeking information about valuations, loan selection and other maneuvers by firms including Blue Owl.
By: Dave Michaels, Dylan Tokar, Gina Heeb
In widespread requests, the SEC is seeking information about valuations, loan selection and other maneuvers by firms including Blue Owl.
By: Dylan Tokar
New order directs regulators to rethink what information banks collect from their customers as a safeguard against money laundering.
By: Joe Palazzolo, David Uberti, Dylan Tokar
David Uberti, Dylan Tokar, Joe Palazzolo A trader couldn't hope for better timing.
Dylan Tokar A new executive order from President Trump would push banks to collect more information about their customers' immigration
