• Over-the-counter derivatives will become as tightly regulated as Exchange -traded products in one of the biggest regulatory reforms in U.S. history, if Gary Gensler, new chairman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, gets his way.

• CME Group has reported a 10% increase in revenues in the quarter ended June 30, The Wall Street Journal reports. Earnings for the period were up from last year’s $201.2 million, to $221.8 million. Revenue increased 15% to $647.8 million, and its operating margin rose to 61.6% from 61%. The exchange said the revival in stock markets and more Liquidity in derivatives markets helped boost June volumes in interest rates, foreign exchange and agriculture contracts.

• Over-the-counter derivatives will become as tightly regulated as Exchange -traded products in one of the biggest regulatory reforms in U.S. history, if Gary Gensler, new chairman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, gets his way.

• CME Group has reported a 10% increase in revenues in the quarter ended June 30, The Wall Street Journal reports. Earnings for the period were up from last year’s $201.2 million, to $221.8 million. Revenue increased 15% to $647.8 million, and its operating margin rose to 61.6% from 61%. The exchange said the revival in stock markets and more Liquidity in derivatives markets helped boost June volumes in interest rates, foreign exchange and agriculture contracts.