Commodity Futures Trading Commission headquarters in Washington. Photo: Stephen Voss for The Wall Street Journal

Christopher Ehrman, the director of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission’s whistleblower program since 2013, is leaving the agency effective immediately and will begin representing whistleblowers as a lawyer in private practice.

The derivatives-market regulator said Christina McGlosson, who recently returned to her role as associate director of the whistleblower office after two years in the private sector, will serve as acting director.

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