Wall Streeters shuddered as the news broke last year that U.S. regulators were examining whether bank employees were using personal phones to text about business with each other and clients — a rule that just about everyone seemed to be breaking.
Yet for those quietly worrying, there’s a silver lining emerging: It doesn’t appear to be a career killer.
Shortly after being ousted over the scrutiny, a trio of executives from JPMorgan Chase & Co. — the first bank hammered by authorities in the widening probe — landed new jobs in the industry. The firm itself paid $200 million in …