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Leaders at the largest U.S. bank are trying to get a handle on the fast-growing world of prediction markets, where regulation is still taking shape and insider trading often goes unchecked.

JPMorgan Chase is reassessing how its 320,000 employees interact with fast-growing prediction markets, a move that could signal where corporate policies on this emerging asset class are headed. The ...