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Yon nouvo analiz ki sòti nan lekòl de komès Olin nan Inivèsite Washington nan Saint Louis twouve li difisil pou kenbe "Chinwa miray" - pwòp réglementé-- fèt pou kenbe enfòmasyon kliyan de la koule ant prêt e envesti nan lis lè yo stoke nan menm enstitisyon finansye. Anilasyon an de kè mare/sere peryòd en-Steagall Sur 11 zan de sa te pèmèt enstitisyon finansye yo angaje yo nan komèsyal e envesti nan aktivite anba menm kole nan fon.
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A new study from the Olin Business School at Washington University in St. Louis finds it's difficult to maintain "Chinese walls" - self-regulated firewalls - intended to keep client information from leaking between loan and investment departments when they are housed in the same financial institution. The repeal of the depression era Glass-Steagall Act 11 years ago allowed financial institutions to engage in commercial and investment activities under the same roof.