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Inside Goldman's Marcus: key tech exits, new 'audio only' Fridays, and big plans for engineer hires

Meredith Mazzilli   

Inside Goldman's Marcus: key tech exits, new 'audio only' Fridays, and big plans for engineer hires

Hello readers,

Happy Saturday, and welcome to Insider Finance. Here's a rundown of the must-know stories from the past week:

  • Inside $4: key tech exits, new $4, and big plans for $4
  • Wall Street is in a race to hike pay, and $4 and $4 are the latest to make a move
  • The latest on returning to the office: $4 is over Zoom; Lazard $4 hybrid return
  • Lone Pine, Candlestick, and Holocene were among the $4 hit hard in March
  • How Anthony Noto's SoFi could $4

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Employees of Goldman Sachs' consumer business are quitting in large numbers, sources say. Goldman engineers and product managers are suffering from burnout and top-down management.

Marcus instituted "audio only" meetings on evenings and Fridays and is hiring more engineers to offset the crunch. $4


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SoFi has said it is looking to compete against the largest investment banks by underwriting IPOs of certain companies itself, in addition to participating in IPOs like other retail brokerages. $4


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Greenwood is a banking app designed for Black and Latinx communities. In late March, the startup announced a $40 million Series A round. Cofounder Ryan Glover and Truist Ventures head Vanessa Vreeland $4


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March was a rocky month, partially thanks to the implosion of Bill Hwang's family office Archegos. Big-name managers stumbled, including long-running Tiger Cub Lone Pine. $4


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Across Wall Street, firms are competing with one another to retain junior talent. The push to incentivize young workers to stay comes after a grueling year of working from home on rapid-fire deals.

Here's a look at the latest moves:

  • Warburg Pincus is $4 for junior workers
  • Bank of America is raising $4by $25,000 for associates and VPs, $10,000 for analysts
  • William Blair told IB analysts, associates, and VPs they'll receive $4 of up to $20,000

Wall Street return-to-office updates

  • JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon says remote work can undermine the "character" of a company and $4
  • Lazard's investment-banking summer interns will be virtual as the firm eyes a $4 after Labor Day
  • Goldman interns are $4 in New York City as the bank prepares them to head into the office

Must-know Wall Street hires and exits

  • Humana hired a $4 banker
  • Balyasny poached a $4 from Goldman Sachs
  • Houlihan Lokey nabbed $4 from RBC
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Other stories readers loved this week

  • How the wealthy streamed into $4 and towns
  • $4, with Apollo and Stone Point raising billions
  • Confessions of Big Law's $4

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