Jefferies CEO Richard Handler addressed the death of Carter McIntosh, a 28-year-old tech banker, in a memo to staff, condemning online speculation and offering support to junior employees. The cause of McIntosh's death remains unknown, but the incident has sparked discussions about the demanding nature of Wall Street careers. Handler urged against speculation and emphasized the need to support McIntosh's family during this difficult time.
Jefferies CEO Richard Handler addressed the death of a 28-year-old tech banker, Carter McIntosh, in a memo to staff on Saturday, condemning online 'speculation' and 'cynical assumptions' while offering support to junior employees. Handler expressed his personal grief over McIntosh's unexpected passing, found dead at a Dallas apartment building on Monday.
The cause of death remains unknown, but the incident sparked online criticism regarding the demanding nature of Wall Street careers for young professionals. Handler strongly criticized the 'unfounded, vitriolic attacks' and urged against speculation, emphasizing that it only adds to the suffering of McIntosh's family. He stated that Dallas police are investigating the incident as an unexplained death. Handler said he spent time with junior employees in the Dallas office on Thursday, offering support to those struggling with grief, work overload, or personal issues. He encouraged them to reach out to him or senior leaders for help whenever needed. He also highlighted the importance of appreciating and supporting junior employees, emphasizing their contributions and the firm's commitment to their well-being. Handler concluded his memo by calling for respect and kindness towards McIntosh's family during this difficult time
JEFFERIES BANKER DEATH WALL STREET RICHARD HANDLER CARTER MCINTOSH ONLINE SPECULATION WORK DEMANDS SUPPORT FOR EMPLOYEES
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