Since July 2010, financial regulators have publically proposed or finalized nearly all the major rules related to the core elements of reform.

In the meantime, the regulators are proposing new rules to pressure airlines to fly bigger planes through the airport.

This month, federal regulators proposed new tests that would make that a requirement.

But regulators did not propose legal limits on borrowing.

The regulator recently proposed curbs that would lower customer bills by as much as 40 percent by 2001.

Although regulators have established or proposed many new rules for corporate governance, they have left annual meetings untouched.

If further recommendations are needed, regulators could propose much greater supervision of investment houses.

To minimize the cost to taxpayers, the regulators proposed merging the institution with a more solvent Oregon savings and loan.

Accountants, regulators and other constituencies proposed a variety of tests for such transactions.

A regulator proposed ending most Federal banking laws that restrict the nation's bank holding companies.