Information on the post explaining the problem that a young high -tech banking family, who was flying with Boutique investment company Jeffreies, died on weekends.
According to the LinkedIn page, the 28 -year -old CARTER Mcintosh joined the bank's Dallas office in September 2023 as an associate.
“It's a tremendous sadness to report that Carter McKintosh, one of Dallas's talented friends, learned yesterday,” said Richard Handler, the highest executive of Jeffreyz. Bank President Brian Friedman wrote in the notes he saw.
“We are in touch with Carter's family. Carter knows that we are ready to support them in the way we can.” I did.
The cause of death remains unknown and is still under investigation. The source of the problem added that Macintosh was not in the office when he died.
Jeffreies' Spokesman refused to comment.
Macintosh used to work as an analyst in Maurice and Goldman Sachs in New York after graduating from Seton Hall University and getting a financial degree.
The analyst in the first year, who said that he worked for Jeffreies, took him to an oasis forum in the popular Wall Street on Tuesday, claiming that the company's labor culture was “unable to handle”. He claimed that he was “terrifying.”
“Hopefully someone will do something to fix it,” wrote. “The company's team is too thin and growing, the timeline is getting more and more aggressive, and the quality of the life of junior employees is very noticeable. My friends in other banks are. I can't believe what is happening in Jeffreies. “
Another staff said he worked with Macintosh in Maurice, calling him a “friend” with a “really wonderful humor sense.”
The brutal labor culture of Wall Street was under the microscope again after Leo Lucenas, 35, the Bank of American investment banker in the Bank of America, where he had 100 hours of week in the office. It is said that he was robbed.
Bank of America eventually moved to the Wall Street Journal to establish a special crisis committee to address the problem after the exposure of banking conditions in the bank.
Jeffrey's Insider said that he had talked about anonymous conditions and urged Lucenas to ask the management to tell his management to tell his management if they felt overworked.
“The bank wanted to be the number one in a safe way,” said the information.
Wall Street giant JP Morgan announced in September that it will keep the junior bunker time 80 hours a week.
However, in the same month, Lazard's CEO Peter Olsag was interviewed by Podcaster David Rubenstein, who turned into the founder of Curlillill, where he was concerned about young investors suffering from burnout. I rejected it.
“There are many occupations that cannot avoid a part of that effort,” said the official of the former Obama administration, telling Bloomberg Television, creating a sense of excitement for a new hiring. He claimed that he was.
“That's what we are looking for. That's a trade -off,” he added and warns that a career in a Wall Street, whose potential potential is uplifting, is not “re -creation.”
