WASHINGTON (AP) — A group of U.S. regulators has adopted rules intended to make its deliberations more open as it monitors threats to the financial system.

The Financial Stability Oversight Council voted Wednesday to publish an agenda for its open meetings at least seven days in advance and to release minutes of its meetings, among other things.

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