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Tracy’s Take: Only about 14% of Legal Entity Identifiers are for U.S. companies, despite the importance of the country's financial system https://t.co/ZzsLKl1EpN

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The SEC wants to understand how much Facebook knew about Cambridge Analytica’s use of user data https://t.co/CCukRJZa75

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Global regulators make coordinated push to hasten the transition away from scandal-plagued Libor https://t.co/KhnGqWBcCB

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The U.K. hopes a new proposal will inject fresh momentum into Brexit talks https://t.co/xdMNLNgrwY

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Tracy’s Take: Regulators sought to give every financial company a 20-character code for transparency, but the effort didn't take off in the U.S. https://t.co/oZvHPe6Uch

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Did Facebook adequately warn investors about developers obtaining users’ data without permission? The SEC is investigating https://t.co/9HIiHjQ8mG

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Edward Siedle will get $30 million from the CFTC and potentially $48 million from the SEC for blowing the whistle on JPMorgan https://t.co/xaO9bvALap

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The pace of transition away from Libor isn’t fast enough, says U.K. Financial Conduct Authority Chief Executive Andrew Bailey https://t.co/Lkv4zC4Abm

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Tracy’s Take: At least one major postcrisis overhaul is left on regulators' to-do list—the Legal Entity Identifier https://t.co/ggCDfJdPh6

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China’s effort to control debt loses steam amid trade fight with U.S. and slowing growth https://t.co/jYucUw6rCf

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Facebook faces questions from the SEC on what it knew and when about Cambridge Analytica’s use of social-media data https://t.co/mzVrOnBcD1

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The CFTC’s largest whistleblower payout will go to Edward Siedle, who is getting $30 million for alerting regulators to conflicts of interest at JPMorgan https://t.co/WM4o86z9Vj

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Banks and traders should stop launching new Libor-based contracts as clock ticks to phase out the benchmark, regulators say https://t.co/HTs1q4h4ml

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The CFTC is paying $30 million to man who blew the whistle on JPMorgan Chase. The SEC may pay him still more. https://t.co/T3sIiB2R6p

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What to watch for in JPMorgan’s earnings on Friday https://t.co/Ddvvkf5q5j

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#MeToo is not a buying opportunity for investors https://t.co/4cVpND42v9

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Walmart in talks to move credit-card partnership to Capital One from Synchrony Financial https://t.co/CAUOZHHTl6

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Whistleblower who alerted on conflicts of interest at JPMorgan to get largest payout from CFTC https://t.co/C7QevqnItQ

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The SEC is investigating whether Facebook gave investors adequate warning about what it had learned about the Cambridge Analytica data breach in 2015 https://t.co/vFSbsOeSnm