When the $35 billion merger of Publicis and Omnicom was announced, it served as a showcase for the rise of boutique investment banks like Moelis & Company. Now, the deal will cost Moelis in more ways than one.
Leveraged Sell-Out, a blog that parodied the musings of young Wall Street bankers, is back with new postings, five years after the financial crisis.
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The author of a parody Twitter account with more than 600,000 followers has a tell-all book in the works about the excesses and greed of Wall Street.
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Left untold in a film about the penny-stock swindler Jordan Belfort and his firm, Stratton Oakmont, are the stories of the investors.
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Two separate but related reports found that the company’s journalists had access to information about clients through a number of channels that those clients did not know about.
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Suspicions that reporters were monitoring bank executives never amounted to much until an official at Goldman Sachs called his counterpart at JPMorgan.
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