WASHINGTON--Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner said yesterday that the Obama administration plans to outline a set of "relatively concrete" proposals on financial regulatory reform before March 26 when he is due to testify on the issue before the House Financial Services Committee.
Mr. Geithner made his comments in an appearance before the Senate Budget Committee.
In other remarks, he said Congress and the regulators "need to be very careful" when considering the future of mark-to-market accounting rules.
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