But by exploiting certain loopholes and using aggressive interpretations, often without telling regulators beforehand, JPMorgan and its bank have been able to accumulate physical commodity holdings far in excess of the limits while claiming to stay under the limits.
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Levin criticizes JPMorgan for exceeding regulatory limits through loopholes.
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