The chairman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission announced Tuesday that he will step down Jan. 20, clearing the way for President-elect Trump to quickly install a top derivatives regulator of his own.
Timothy Massad, appointed by President Obama in mid-2014, had a term set to end in April.
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