Lydia Beyoud is a seasoned reporter who specializes in covering the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). She has written for various reputable publications, including BQ Prime, BNN Bloomberg, Bloomberg News, Yahoo Finance, Los Angeles Times, Regina Leader-Post, and The Spokesman-Review. Lydia's articles focus on regulatory issues, financial markets, and the intersection of politics and finance.
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Lydia's coverage is heavily focused on legal policy regulation, government announcements, finance, and the economy. She covers a wide range of topics such as SEC rules, cybersecurity, hedge funds, Wall Street regulations among others.
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By: Nancy Cook, Jenny Leonard, Lydia Beyoud
President-elect Donald Trump is poised to name finance professor Michael Faulkender — who implemented a key pandemic-era relief program during his first presidency — to be the deputy Treasury secretary, according to people familiar with the matter.
Paul Atkins, a veteran financial regulator and a fixture in Washington’s conservative financial circles, is President-elect Donald Trump’s choice to lead and possibly overhaul the US Securities and Exchange Commission.
By: Lydia Beyoud, Jenny Leonard, Nancy Cook
(Bloomberg) -- President-elect Donald Trump selected finance professor Michael Faulkender — who implemented a key pandemic-era relief program during his first presidency — to be the deputy Treasury secretary.
By: Lydia Beyoud, Nicola M. White
December 4, 2024 Paul Atkins, a veteran financial regulator and a fixture in Washington's conservative financial circles, is President-elect
By: Nancy Cook, Jenny Leonard, Lydia Beyoud
(Bloomberg) -- President-elect Donald Trump selected finance professor Michael Faulkender — who implemented a key pandemic-era relief program during his first presidency — to be the deputy Treasury secretary.Most Read from BloombergAs Wars Rage, Cities Face a Dark New Era of Urban DestructionRiyadh Metro Partially Opens in Bid to Ease City’s Traffic Jams“Mike is a distinguished Economist and Policy practitioner who will drive our America First Agenda,” Trump said in a post on Truth Social on Wed
By: Lydia Beyoud, Nicola M. White
(Bloomberg) -- Paul Atkins, a veteran financial regulator and a fixture in Washington's conservative financial circles, is President-elect Donald Trump's choice to lead and possibly overhaul the US Securities and Exchange Commission.
Democrat Caroline Crenshaw’s nomination to serve another term as a commissioner at the Securities and Exchange Commission just hit more obstacles after a planned committee vote was postponed.
By: Lydia Beyoud, Stephanie Lai
Brian Quintenz has emerged as a top contender to lead the Commodity Futures Trading Commission on what could be a dramatic shift in crypto regulation under President-elect Donald Trump.
A powerful House panel overseeing financial regulators and Wall Street is set to gain a new chairman who has cryptocurrency and banking deregulation at the top of his agenda as Republicans prepare to take unified control of Washington in January.
By: Nicola M. White, Lydia Beyoud
The US derivatives market watchdog had a record $17.1 billion year cracking down on alleged fraudsters and market manipulators but could now become a victim of its own success as it looks to reward those who helped.
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