The bank released a statement this morning saying that Lee had died unexpectedly at home, describing him as "a master of his craft...[and an incomparable force of nature." Our favorite Jimmy story is the one that involves facilitating one of the greatest phone conversations in corporate history. He will surely be missed.
Take it away, Jess Greenberg.
The government is taking a little look-see at the bank’s asset-management practices.
The bank has reportedly begun a round of cuts that will ax 5,000 employees.
The bank said goodbye to 100 employees who cater to the rich yesterday.
Also his frat bro from Florida State refuses to believe the accusations of impropriety are true.
Any money the banks are making now should apparently be earmarked for future payouts to regulators, of which there will be many.