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Here's what 2017's rising stars of Wall Street are doing today, from leading $35 billion hedge funds to launching their own firms

Por: Business Insider Business November 22, 2022

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In 2017,  stocks were shooting up and up, and working from home was a relatively unheard-of concept on Wall Street.Now markets are choppy, the IPO market has fallen off a cliff, and valuations have plummeted. A global pandemic and social trends have changed how the world looks at investing, hiring, and the workplace. For the last five years, some of the best and brightest on Wall Street. published in 2017, uncovered more than 60 young... + full article



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